Powerway supplies mounting system for 3MW Chilean PV system

May 21, 2013
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Powerway Renewable Energy has signed a contract with an unnamed Chilean company to supply mounting systems for a 3MW solar power plant in Chile.

Under the terms of the contract, Powerway will provide its ground screw system for the project. According to the Chilean company, the ground screw system was selected as it was considered to be “superior” compared with other suppliers.

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Sherryshi, chief marketing officer of Powerway, said: “We are pleased that our ground screw system has been chosen to take part in such an important local solar project. Our extensive engineering and design expertise allows us to develop the most cost effective solar mounting solution to meet required installation time frame and budget while maximising efficiency.”

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