aleo solar To Expand Greenfield PV Power Plant In Germany

aleo solar AG (aleo solar), a Germany-based company producing and selling solar modules using silicon cells, is expanding a greenfield photovoltaic (PV) power plant for a farmer in Sudergellersen in the district of Luneburg, Lower Saxony (Germany). The turnkey expansion project will increase the output of the existing solar farm from 530 to 1040 kilowatts. Construction will start in the fall, and the new solar modules will be connected to the grid by the end of 2009.

The clean energy produced by the solar farm's 5,850 S_16 solar modules from aleo will save about 570 tons of carbon dioxide each year. The high output of our solar modules means that greenfield solar farms can be profitable even in northern Germany, said Norbert Schlesiger, director sales at aleo solar. We are very selective in our projects. We always involve a regional authorized aleo specialist dealer, which generates real added value for our customers.

Operator Carsten Beecken is doubling the capacity of his solar power plant to over 1 megawatts due its cost-effectiveness. He once again chose modules from aleo solar on account of their profitability: Shortly after the first part of the solar farm went into operation, it was clear that the cost-benefit ratio was very good and our investment would pay off. Furthermore, our solar farm was welcomed in the region and has actually become an attraction. With his photovoltaic power plant, the agricultural and energy farmer wants to produce renewable energy from the region for the region.

The local authorities and district of Luneburg have supported the solar farm right from the start. They've clearly recognized the importance of climate protection here, and overall, interest is growing in efficient, climate-friendly energy technology, said Stefan Blaurock, managing director of ad fontes Luneburg, the specialist company which constructed the first part of the solar farm and will now install the additional modules.