Conergy completes two more Italian solar power parks

Conergy Italy has announced the completion of two more solar parks in Apulia, Italy, worth a total of 1.5 megawatts (MW). Combined, the company says its six solar parks, which are located in the region, produce over 6,600 megawatt hours of energy for more than 2,100 households, and save around 3,500 tons of carbon dioxide a year.

A total of 7,000 of the company’s modules have been installed on mounting systems in the two parks in Parabita (1MW; 4,600 panels) and Nardo (500 kW; 2,200 panels). Six inverters in the three central inverter stations feed the clean energy produced into the regional grid, explains Conergy.
The construction of these two parks during the past three months brings the number of solar energy plants constructed by the company in Apulia to six – with the twin parks in San Marzano and the two plants at the beach resorts of the BluSerena hotel group in Torre di Canne and Ginosa.

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