A 353 kW solar photovoltaic (PV) plant at turnout systems company voestalpine VAE South Africa’s Isando premises would supply between 40% and 45% of the company’s daily electricity requirements, CEO David Marite said.He said that the company had invested about R8-million in the plant, which was officially launched and connected on Wednesday.
PV solutions provider SUNCYbernetics, in partnership with Germany-based SUNfarming, was responsible for its installation.
SUNCYbernetics junior technical design engineer and project manager for the voestalpine installation Faure van Schalkwyk explained that SUNfarming provided the technology and was the engineering, procurement and construction contractor for the project, while SUNCYbernetics handled the project development and project management aspects.
The installation of the plant’s about 1 400 solar panels, 700 of which faced west, started in May this year and was completed within a week, after which the alternating current installations were done, inverters and cabling installed and other finalising work completed Van Schalkwyk explained.
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PV solutions provider SUNCYbernetics, in partnership with Germany-based SUNfarming, was responsible for its installation.
SUNCYbernetics junior technical design engineer and project manager for the voestalpine installation Faure van Schalkwyk explained that SUNfarming provided the technology and was the engineering, procurement and construction contractor for the project, while SUNCYbernetics handled the project development and project management aspects.
The installation of the plant’s about 1 400 solar panels, 700 of which faced west, started in May this year and was completed within a week, after which the alternating current installations were done, inverters and cabling installed and other finalising work completed Van Schalkwyk explained.
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