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May
6, 2010
Berlin,
Germany: SOLON SE Expands Greek Business
SOLON
SE closed a project deal with the Greek company NRG-ORION for
the delivery of solar modules with a total capacity of 1.5MWp.
NRG-ORION is one of the largest system integrators for solar power
plants in Greece.
The
SOLON modules will be used to construct a ground-mounted PV system
at the headquarters of Kronos SA, Europe's largest producer of
canned peaches, which will be Greece's largest single axis tracking
solar power plant so far.
The
power plant is already scheduled to be finished and connected
to the grid in August. Including the current contract, SOLON SE
has delivered solar modules with a total capacity of 3MWp to Greece
since 2008.
"Thanks
to its geographic conditions Greece has a great potential for
solar energy. The successful conclusion of the contract confirms
our opinion that this country is a market with good future prospects,"
says Stefan Säuberlich, CEO of SOLON SE.
"We
are happy to be able to offer our customers premium-quality solar
modules by SOLON and to confirm our leading position in the Greece
solar market through this project," says Theodosios Matopoulos,
General Manager of NRG-ORION.
The
company NRG-ORION, founded in 1999 and headquartered in Thessaloniki,
initially concentrated on energy efficiency in the field of electricity
and has been active as an integrator of solar power plants in
the solar sector since 2006. The goal is to constantly expand
the existing expertise through research and development in order
to offer products and services of the highest quality at an attractive
price-performance ratio.
Further details about: SOLON SE
and NRG-ORION
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