WINAICO solar modules installed on 2 MW photovoltaic system in Poland

WINAICOs specialist partner Grodno S.A. realized this project as general contractor

Creglingen, 11.11.2020 – The company Malow, one of the largest manufacturers of metal furniture in Europe, has opted for WINAICO solar modules when implementing a photovoltaic system. The project with a total capacity of 2 MW is located on the flat roof of the company headquarters in Suwalki and an open space in front of the company building.

The entire project was implemented by Grodno S.A., a specialist partner of WINAICO in Poland. As general contractor, Grodno was responsible for all steps from planning to commissioning.

More than 6,000 WINAICO WST-M6 modules with an output of 325 Wp and 80 FRONIUS inverters from the ECO and SYMO series were installed in this project.

"Grodno is one of the main players on the Polish photovoltaic market in the field of small and medium-sized PV projects. The project carried out for Malow is the biggest one for our company so far and also one of the biggest projects of this kind in Poland. We have recommended Malow photovoltaic modules from WINAICO because of their quality and durability and the 25-year product guarantee," said Andrzej Jurczak, President of Grodno S.A.

The photovoltaic system is based on the assumption of 100% consumption for Malow's own needs.

As a global PV brand based in Taiwan, WINAICO manufactures and distributes crystalline high performance modules worldwide.
Target customers include solar specialists, solar technologists, installation specialists and project developers. Installation specialists profit here from the superior product quality of products manufactured in Taiwan in accordance with the highest quality standards, as well as from the comprehensive consultation, planning and maintenance services from WINAICO. Generous stock levels ensure the rapid availability of WINAICO products.

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WINAICOs specialist partner Grodno S.A. realized this project as general contractor

Creglingen, 11.11.2020 – The company Malow, one of the largest manufacturers of metal furniture in Europe, has opted for WINAICO solar modules when implementing a photovoltaic system. The project with a total capacity of 2 MW is located on the flat roof of the company headquarters in Suwalki and an open space in front of the company building.
The entire project was implemented by Grodno S.A., a specialist partner of WINAICO in Poland. As general contractor, Grodno was responsible for all steps from planning to commissioning.
More than 6,000 WINAICO WST-M6 modules with an output of 325 Wp and 80 FRONIUS inverters from the ECO and SYMO series were installed in this project.
"Grodno is one of the main players on the Polish photovoltaic market in the field of small and medium-sized PV projects. The project carried out for Malow is the biggest one for our company so far and also one of the biggest projects of this kind in Poland. We have recommended Malow photovoltaic modules from WINAICO because of their quality and durability and the 25-year product guarantee," said Andrzej Jurczak, President of Grodno S.A.
The photovoltaic system is based on the assumption of 100% consumption for Malow's own needs.

WINAICO – Manufacturer and system supplier
As a global PV brand based in Taiwan, WINAICO manufactures and distributes crystalline high performance modules worldwide. Furthermore, as a systems house for photovoltaic, WINAICO delivers complete PV system packages.
Target customers include solar specialists, solar technologists, installation specialists and project developers. Installation specialists profit here from the superior product quality of products manufactured in Taiwan in accordance with the highest quality standards, as well as from the comprehensive consultation, planning and maintenance services from WINAICO. Generous stock levels ensure the rapid availability of WINAICO products.

This release was published on openPR.