Hamburg investment company CEE acquires two more solar parks

09. January 2012 | Top News, Industry & Suppliers | By:  Shamsiah Ali-Oettinger

CEE (Conetwork Erneuerbare Energien Holding GmbH & Co. KGaA) will be acquiring two new PV ground-mounted systems to add to its expanding solar portfolio. The total capacity that CEE owns will then increase to more than 70 MW (megawatts).

One of Gehrlicher's finished PV parks in Germany.

The new solar parks are located in Ebern, in Lower Franconia and Rohr in southern Thuringia, in Germany. Both have been commissioned in December last year and are close to completion.The Ebern PV park which houses First Solar modules has a nominal capacity of 7.1 MW that will be supplied to the local grid and Rohr which houses Sunowe modules has 4.3 MW. Both parks utilise Siemens inverters.

The project developer is Gehrlicher Solar AG. CEE has already purchased four PV parks from Gehrlicher since 2008. "We are pleased to implement two more solar parks in Bavaria and Thuringia together with Gehrlicher Solar, one of our most important partners in the photovoltaic sector," says Detlef Schreiber, CEO of CEE. "We would like to continue the successful cooperation established with the six existing parks to realize further PV projects in the future." Klaus Gehrlicher, CEO of Gehrlicher Solar, adds, "We are also very satisfied with the smooth negotiation process and look forward to transferring both solar parks to CEE."


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