ReneSola sees 27.5MW of its modules used in Enerparc’s German solar power plant

September 29, 2011
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EPC company Enerparc recently completed a new large-scale solar power plant in Gahro, Germany utilizing 27.5MW of ReneSola’s standard Multi and Virtus high-efficiency modules. ReneSola shipped 16.23MW of its 230W, 235W and 240W Multi modules in June and followed the shipment with an 11.23MW delivery of its 235W, 240W and 245W Virtus modules in August.

“Thanks to our great partnership with ReneSola, more than 200 containers of modules were delivered and installed in record time. This new plant exemplifies our combined technical expertise in building and operating large-scale photovoltaic plants,” said Stefan Muller, COO of Enerparc.

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The solar project, constructed on 135 acres near Heideblick, came online September 2 and is expected to generate 26 million kWh of electricity each day.

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