The construction of four photovoltaic plants contracted by Chint Solar starts in parallel.
A long-standing cooperation reaches a new peak and is further strengthened. GOLDBECK SOLAR and Chint are jointly building four solar power plants in the Netherlands. As general contractor for Chint Solar, the Hirschberg-based EPC company is responsible for the turnkey construction of the Exkloermond, Vleddermond, Buinerhorn and Drouwenerzon projects. In total, 55 MWp of solar power will be generated for the Drenthe and Groningen regions.
"We are familiar with the processes and know the high standards required by our customer. Even under the current conditions we are convinced that we will complete the solar parks with the required quality," describes the cooperation Tobias Friedrich, director of Solar Netherlands.
Following the groundbreaking ceremony in March, construction of the plants in Vleddermond, Buinerhorn and Drouwenerzon in the north of the Netherlands began in parallel in April. The substructures of the last project, Exkloermond, with about 20 MWp, were completed as early as 2021. However, they are all expected to be completed and connected to the grid at about the same time.
With a total output of 55 MWp, the PV systems will supply around 16,000 households in the Drenthe and Groningen regions with green energy in the future. This will save around 29,000 tons of CO2 per year in the north of the Netherlands.
For more information about GOLDBECK SOLAR, please visit www.goldbecksolar.com.
Meet the team of GOLDBECK SOLAR Netherlands at Solar Solutions International, April 12th to April 14th at Expo Haarlemmermeer, booth D4.
A long-standing cooperation reaches a new peak and is further strengthened. GOLDBECK SOLAR and Chint are jointly building four solar power plants in the Netherlands. As general contractor for Chint Solar, the Hirschberg-based EPC company is responsible for the turnkey construction of the Exkloermond, Vleddermond, Buinerhorn and Drouwenerzon projects. In total, 55 MWp of solar power will be generated for the Drenthe and Groningen regions.
"We are familiar with the processes and know the high standards required by our customer. Even under the current conditions we are convinced that we will complete the solar parks with the required quality," describes the cooperation Tobias Friedrich, director of Solar Netherlands.
Following the groundbreaking ceremony in March, construction of the plants in Vleddermond, Buinerhorn and Drouwenerzon in the north of the Netherlands began in parallel in April. The substructures of the last project, Exkloermond, with about 20 MWp, were completed as early as 2021. However, they are all expected to be completed and connected to the grid at about the same time.
With a total output of 55 MWp, the PV systems will supply around 16,000 households in the Drenthe and Groningen regions with green energy in the future. This will save around 29,000 tons of CO2 per year in the north of the Netherlands.
For more information about GOLDBECK SOLAR, please visit www.goldbecksolar.com.
Meet the team of GOLDBECK SOLAR Netherlands at Solar Solutions International, April 12th to April 14th at Expo Haarlemmermeer, booth D4.
