MECASOLAR supplies 1MW in horizontal trackers to solar PV plant in Poland
Mecasolar has supplied 1MW in horizontal solar trackers and Mecascrew foundation screws. The 1MW installation in Jadowniki will be connected in April.
MECASOLAR has supplied 1MW in horizontal solar trackers and MECASCREW foundation screws to a new project in Poland. The installation lies 300km from Warsaw in Jadowniki, southern Poland, and is one of the biggest PV power plants in the country. It will be connected to the grid in April.
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The PV plant, which is expected to have an annual output of 1120MWh and save 900 tons of CO2-equivalent emissions, features 100 10.4kWp axes and more than 4000 modules.
According to MECASOLAR sources, the 140kWp horizontal single-axis tracker is a modular, low-height structure characterised by simple assembly, no welding on location and higher output, which means higher return on investment for solar PV projects.
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