Press release
Two new LORENTZ solar parks in Spain
The LORENTZ solar park in Badajoz is equipped with 520 units ETATRACK active 1500SP. It has taken up operation in two subsequent phases in July and October 2007. 1.1MWp are now fed into the local electricity network.
The park in Badajoz is equipped with 520 units ETATRACK active 1500SP. It has taken up operation in two subsequent phases in July and October 2007. 1.1MWp are now fed into the local electricity network. Multistage growth has been made possible through the flexible control concept of LORENTZ. LORENTZ's central control unit is able to manage up to 2,000 tracking units.
Delivery and installation was performed in close cooperation of one of LORENTZ's distributors and local installation teams. LORENTZ trained service staff in the region to ensure smooth operation. "The cooperation with our local partners couldn't be any better," says Oliver Nave, vice general manager of LORENTZ. "In consequence, we can guarantee quick and trouble-free maintenance. Breakdowns are avoided."
Another park, close to Cambil in Andalusia, will start operation in early summer 2008. It will provide approx. 2.1MWp and will be equipped with 912 tracking units ETATRACK active 1800SP. This tracker is new in the LORENTZ range. It has been specially fitted to the customer's needs.
LORENTZ's single-axis tracking systems are in operation worldwide. They are sturdy and maintenance-free and have proven their reliability in all climate zones, such as they typhoon-ridden areas of South Korea. They can be used in off grid installations as well as in net-connected services.
Contact
Oliver Nave, Vice GM
oliver.nave@lorentz.de
LORENTZ
Heidekoppel 16
24558 Henstedt-Ulzburg
Germany
www.lorentz.de
LORENTZ in Germany
Since more than a decade, LORENTZ successfully produces solar pump systems and solar tracking systems. In R&D, LORENTZ pays special attention to the maintenance-free long-term service of its products. The success of this concept is proven by the daily performance of LORENTZ pumps and trackers in more than 100 countries all over the globe.
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