Under the global wave of renewable energy development, solar brackets, as key components of photovoltaic systems, have attracted much attention to their foreign market dynamics.

Market size and growth
According to QYR's statistical forecast, the global solar photovoltaic bracket system market sales will reach 16.28 billion US dollars in 2024, and are expected to climb to 34.95 billion US dollars in 2031, with a compound annual growth rate of 11.7%. China and Europe hold approximately 80% of the global market share, and the demand for photovoltaics in Europe is expected to reach the hundred GW level by 2025, with diverse demands in different regions.

Highlights of Technological Innovation
Intelligent upgrade
Foreign solar brackets integrate Internet of Things and big data technology, monitor the environment through sensors, automatically adjust the angle of photovoltaic panels, and improve power generation efficiency and operation and maintenance level.

Lightweight design
Using new materials such as aluminum alloy, while ensuring strength, it reduces weight and is suitable for special installation scenarios such as roofs. It is corrosion-resistant and reduces costs.

Modular construction
Modular brackets use standardized modules to achieve rapid installation and flexible expansion, shorten construction cycles, and facilitate later upgrades and maintenance.

Policy driven and competition
Many foreign countries have introduced policies such as subsidies and preferential electricity prices to promote the construction of photovoltaic projects and stimulate the demand for brackets. The global market competition is fierce, with top companies such as Nextracer holding about 25% of the market share. Some European companies stand out with their technological and service advantages, such as Antai New Energy signing a 120 MW distribution contract with French companies at the 2025 European Solar Energy Exhibition.

Challenge and Response
The main challenges are fluctuations in raw material prices and differences in international regulations. Enterprises can control costs through stable supplier cooperation and strengthen regulatory research to enhance product adaptability.
Opportunities and challenges coexist in the foreign solar bracket industry. Only by grasping market dynamics and keeping up with technological trends can we take the initiative in international competition.