GRUPO CLAVIJO PRESENTS ITS TRACKERS AND STRUCTURES IN THE MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY CONGRESS
With this third edition in the reference event for the solar energy sector in this country, Solar Greenpower Mexico has become a meeting point for companies, institutions and associations.
The Spanish company Grupo Clavijo is going for the second year running to Solar Green Power Mexico 2014 which will be held in the Federal capital from May 28th to 30th 2014 at the Mexican International Renewable Energy Congress (MIREC). Its single-axis advanced trackers will be present at the latter as well as fixed structures, especially designed to optimise the output of the solar photovoltaic facilities.
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The solutions provided by the company to promoters, installers and specialists include the prior study (characteristics of the site, feasibility studies,…), design and manufacturer – complying with the standards in force in each country – assembly and maintenance.
More than 480 Mw installed worldwide worthy of special mention are the 100 Mw of fixed structure in the Jasper project in South Africa, 55 Mw of single-axis trackers in the Halutziot project in Israel or 25 Mw single-axis trackers in Hanford (USA).
With this third edition in the reference event for the solar energy sector in this country, Solar Greenpower Mexico has become a meeting point for companies, institutions and associations.
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