Solar system company mp-tec has delivered its Skytrap tracking systems for one of the first solar farms in Denmark, which is being developed on behalf of the client, Linak. The 500m2 project, which is expected to generate 90,000kWh of power annually, is currently under construction and is due to be completed in early 2011.
“Thanks to this technology, even when the sun is hidden by clouds, the tracking system increases yields by up to 30% in comparison with a static system, as Skytrap has been optimised for use in this climate,” says Roland Wenzel, CTO of mp-tec.
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