Powering a cleaner planet.
Around the world, Conergy is renewable energy powerhouse, backed by a decade of experience and a portfolio of some of the most significant renewable energy projects ever ventured. In 2002, Conergy built the largest solar power plant in the world at that time, a 4 MW installation in Germany. Following that success, we implemented a 10 MW system for a Michelin manufacturing plant. It is still the world’s largest rooftop application. In 2008, we completed 20 MW installations in Spain and South Korea that will become principle clean energy resources in their respective countries. In the United States, our team brought online a 2 MW ground mounted photovoltaic installation at the Fort Carson U.S. Army base in Colorado and 23 sites of a major grocery store chain. In 2008, our east coast team constructed the 3 MW Exelon power plant which will be the country’s biggest solar park east of Arizona.
Projects on this scale demand expertise in organization and logistics. Conergy’s expert team of Project Managers and Engineers deliver unmatched global expertise to large and complex projects. The professionals in our Projects Group have the experience to successfully deliver all phases of large projects – from the feasibility study, planning, custom technical solutions, equipment procurement, site and construction management, completion on time, testing, interconnection and system commissioning through long-term service, operation and maintenance – we are the ideal renewable energy solutions partner.
Commissioning a utility scale solar energy park that will ensure trouble-free operation and meet expected performance requirements for decades is no simple task. Conergy’s Projects Group excels at working with multiple stakeholders to meet demanding project requirements. After all, we bring nearly two decades of experience building and operating large systems all over the world.
PE magazine features an article by Conergy's Gary Sheehan and Sarah Hetznecker on the case for photovoltaics in the utility industry.
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