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ALEO Solar Supplies 5.8 MW of PV Module to Turkey
2014-11-28 11:09

ALEO solar is supplying solar panels for four large-scale PV projects in Turkey with a cumulative capacity of 5.8 MW. Among the projects will be one of the largest Turkish roof-mounted installations on a commercial property in the town of Eskişehir in Anatolia, which alone will have an output of 3 MW.

Two further roof-mounted systems, delivering 1.15 MW and 1 MW respectively, are also set to be built in Eskişehir, while a 650 kWp ground-mounted installation is due for construction in İzmir on Turkey’s Aegean coast. Local company Ekip Girişim Enerji is the project developer. Thanks to the use of high-power PV modules from the German manufacturer aleo, it will be possible to generate roughly 20% more power over the same surface area than with standard 250 watt modules.

“The Turkish PV market is still young, but holds a lot of promise. We are using high-power modules from aleo solar to construct our solar projects because we want to generate more power across the roof area than conventional modules allow, so we are making the best possible use of the surface,” explains Mehmet Çelik, Chief Officer of project developer Ekip Girişim Enerji. “Module quality is extremely important in large-scale projects if you want to stick to your business plan. Greater output per square meter combined with the competitive price of aleo modules mean that our projects will be profitable and financially secure.”

aleo solar GmbH is supplying a total of over 20,000 modules, which have an efficiency value of more than 18.3%, to the Turkish EPC. The cell connectors, anti-reflection coated front glass and a highly transparent EVA film enable more light to reach the cells.

“Ekip Girişim Enerji is the right partner for us to develop our business in Turkey. Increased demand from the country is making it clear to us that the market is really starting to come to life,” reports Thanasis Sakkas, Sales Director for Turkey at aleo solar.

 
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