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www.gehrlicher.com
National and international references for ground-mounted systems.
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The international partner for solar power plants
Gehrlicher Solar AG is one of the largest photovoltaic system integrators world wide. The German company has been designing, building and operating solar power stations in the multi-megawatt range since 1994.
The Gehrlicher Solar Group initiates and manages public solar power funds and private investments. The company‘s global operations include more than 400 employees in Germany, Spain, Italy, France, Great Britain and the USA, as well as joint ventures in India, South Africa and Brazil.
As a wholesaler, Gehrlicher offers solar photovoltaic modules, complete systems and internally developed system compo-nents for both on-grid and off-grid solar power systems for all applications and in all sizes. All system components are tested and optimised for particular requirements in our own R&D department. In order to reduce
the costs of installation and materials, the company not only has its own patented installation systems, but also developed an integrated installation and logistics system, which is the only one of its kind world wide and facilitates transport of solar modules from production by the manufacturer right up to automated assembly in ground-mounted systems.
Long-term supply contracts and exclusive partnerships with globally leading module and component producers ensure high availability of high quality system components. As an independent system integrator, Gehrlicher has a flexible approach to customer demands and power station specificati-ons.
With this commitment to quality, life cycle and profitability of the solar power system, Gehrlicher Solar offers sustainable solutions for sustainable energy generation.
Solar power plants in the megawatt range
Lauingen (Germany)
Power 25.7 MWp
Commissioning Helmeringen I-III: 2008-2010
Technology 288,000 x modules (First Solar, Yingli), 21 central inverters (SMA, Siemens) approx. 880 km cable laid
Environment annual yield around 25,000,000 kWh, 13,800 t CO2 savings per year, supplying around 8,700 households
Power 20.5 MWp
Commissioning 2009
Technology 273,240 x First Solar CdTe modules, Siemens central inverter 800 km cable laid
Environment annual yield around 20,000,000 kWh, 11,500 t CO2 savings per year, supplying around 5,700 households
Rothenburg (Germany)
Solar power plants in the megawatt range
Power 4.3 MWp
Commissioning 2010
Technology 57,888 x First Solar CdTe modules, 4 X SMA SC 1000 MV 120 km cable laid
Environment annual yield around 6,650,000 kWh, 4,800 t CO2 savings per year, supplying around 1,700 households
Coreses (Spain)
Power 5.6 MWp
Commissioning 2009
Technology 77,400 x First Solar CdTe modules, 5 x SMA central inverters (1 x SC400MV, 4 x SC1250MV)
Environment annual yield around 5,500,000 kWh, 3,850 t CO2 savings per year, supplying around 5,500 people with electricity
Solar park in Haag–Gutenstetten (Germany)
Power 10 MWp
Commissioning 2010
Technology 102,600 x First Solar CdTe modules 42,000 x Solar Frontier CIS modules 5 x Siemens inverters (4x Sinvert 2,000 MS TL, 1x Sinvert 1,500 MS TL)
Environment annual yield around 9,730,000 kWh, 5,800 t CO2 savings per year
Missen II (Germany)
Power 5 MWp
Commissioning 2007
Technology 72,488 x First Solar CdTe modules, 375 x SMA SMC 7,000 HV 146 km cable laid
Environment annual yield around 7,750,000 kWh, 4,500 t CO2 savings per year, supplying around 2,000 households
Ecoparque de Bullas (Spain)
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References Solar power plants
Solar power plants in the megawatt range
Gehrlicher Solar AGGehrlicher Solar AG Munich Germany Tel. +49 89 420792-0 [email protected]
Coburg Germany Tel. +49 9568 89 6609-0 [email protected]
Brazil (Salvador) France (Paris)Fuerteventura (Las Palmas)Greece (Athens)
Great Britain (Birmingham)India (Mumbai)Italy (Milan)Slovakia (Bratislava)
Spain (Madrid, Murcia)South Africa (East London)Czech Republic (Prague)USA (Springfield)
Gundelfingen (Germany) 2.7 MWp (2007)
Deisenhofen (Germany) 1.9 MWp (2008)
Bachhagel (Germany) 1.9 MWp (2009)
Hörlkofen (Germany) 3.7 MWp (2010)
Brindisi (Italy) 7.4 MWp (2009)
Rettenbach-Harthausen (Germany) 4.5 MWp (2010)
Unterliezheim (Germany) 1.5 MWp (2008)
Bischwind (Germany) 1.8 MWp (2009)
Zlonin (Czech Republic) 2.3 MWp (2010)
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