Yingli Green Energy provides PV modules for 10MW solar plant in Greece

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The recently completed 10MW utility-scale solar project in Larissa, Greece, which is being hailed as the largest solar plant in the country, is sporting Yingli Green Energy Holding PV modules. The project was developed by Selected Energy, a subsidiary of Selected Textiles, and constructed by Biosar Energy. Financing for the 10MW project was provided on a long-term, non-recourse basis from the project finance team at Piraeus Bank.

“We are pleased to cooperate with Stialfilco and Biosar to complete the largest solar plant in Greece,” said Liansheng Miao, chairman and chief executive officer of Yingli Green Energy. “Because of the country's favorable natural solar irradiance and the Greek government's strong commitment to renewable energy, Greece is considered an important market for PV. We continue to see increasing demand for our premium-quality solar products, which further confirms our leadership position in this market.”

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