Press Releases from Bernt Lorentz GmbH & Co. KG (5 total)
Two new LORENTZ solar parks in Spain
LORENTZ has managed to upvalue its position in the Spanish solar market. The company supplies solar tracking systems for two middle-sized solar parks, once near the city of Badajoz in the region of Extremadura, 1.1MWp in size, the other near Cambil in Andalusia, sized 2.1MWp.
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.…
LORENTZ delivers 750 tracking systems
LORENTZ delivers 750 tracking systems for an 8-hectar solar park in Oberruesselsbach close to Nuremberg in Southern Germany. The plant renders 1.7MW and hereby is the largest tracked solar power plant in the region of Northern Bavaria.
This delivery is part of the “PV Package” of Krinner, partner of LORENTZ. The PV Package includes the delivery and installation of Krinner’s screw foundations, the LORENTZ tracking systems and the installation of the…
LORENTZ successfully introduces ETATRACK tracking system to South Korea
In Kwang Yang a 100 kWp solar park has been connected to the grid
LORENTZ newest park is located in the South of South Korea (ca. 35° N). It con-sists of 44 ETATRACK active 1500 track-ing units, each equipped with twelve Sanyo 190Wp HIP solar modules. The total size of the park is 100kWp.
ETATRACK active 1500 with its ex-tremely robust design and medium-sized module surface is especially suitable for the…
Not afraid of the winter with LORENTZ tracking systems
Since the recent enormous snow falls in Bavaria this February many operators of solar installations wonder how much weight the mounting of their modules can safely endure. Extreme weather conditions like these might be occur more often in the near future.
Snow weights of up to 250 kg/m2 are a severe test for solar tracking systems in particular. A sensor-guided solar tracker might drive into horizontal "sleeping" position when its sensor…
Lorentz delivers 60 pump systems for a UNDP project in Panama
LORENTZ, a German manufacturer of solar-operated pumps and solar tracking systems, and its Panama partner PASS, S.A., have been commissioned to deliver and install 60 pump systems in Panama. The installation will take place by end of April 2006. The President of Panama, Martín Torrijos, handed over the order to Mr Vicente Puga, CEO of PASS, last week.
The pump systems PS200 HR-07 will pump water from 25 m deep wells.…
