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Three solar parks for a cumulative 13.54 MWp capacity built in UK with AEG solar modules

AEG Polycrystalline solar modules were deployed in three ground-mounted, utility-scale installations in the UK with a cumulative installed capacity of 13.54 MWp
pv magazine

Around 53,000 AEG solar modules, an overall capacity of 13.54 MWp were supplied by Solar Solutions PV GmbH for the building of three large solar parks in UK in the first half of 2016. The three solar parks are located in the provinces of Gloucestershire, Fife and Leicestershire and were built ahead of April 1, 2016.
AEG polycrystalline modules with 60 cells and with a power output of 255 Wp and 265 Wp were deployed for the projects. The two solar parks located in Gretton and Wormit have a capacity of 4.928 MWp and 4.965 MWp respectively. The third park (3.652 MWp) is located in Stanton under Bardon. All three plants are currently open for investment.
CTF Solar (owned by CTIEC, part of CNBM Group) acquired the project rights for the three parks and acted as co-developer and main EPC working together with local partners.
“As of today and with respect to the past two years, the UK is one of the most active solar markets in Europe. The deployment of AEG solar modules in these projects was a milestone for our company and evidence that AEG solar modules deliver the highest quality commensurate with the brand expectations and continuing the proud history of AEG after the return of the brand to the solar market in 2015.”, so Stuart Brannigan, Chief Sales Officer of Solar Solutions PV GmbH, official supplier of AEG solar modules. “We are looking forward to consolidate and expand our cooperation with major EPCs in Europe and worldwide based on the quality of AEG solar modules and, for future projects, relying on our innovative technology IMM (Individual Module Monitoring). IMM not only works as a further proof of the high quality standards of our modules, but will also revolutionize the O&M business. ”
Solar Solutions PV will be present at the upcoming Intersolar Europe on June 22nd to 24th (booth A3 360) showcasing its innovative, cost-effective solution for solar asset management AEG IMM (Individual Module Monitoring), where advanced performance analysis conducted at the module level delivers system performance enhancement and allows for O&M savings (as much as 50%), plant optimization and therefore increased returns on investments.
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