Hanwha Q Cells, ISM Group work on 10 MW solar power plant

SEOUL, South Korea | HANWHA Q CELLS — Together with Hanwha Q CELLS and other partners, the ISM Group ceremoniously started up one of the largest solar power plants in the Bitterfeld Region on Friday, June 19, 2015. The “Alte Kaserne Bitterfeld-Wolfen” photovoltaic farm achieves a total output of 10 megawatts (MW) and thus generates enough power to supply around 2,500 regional households with clean energy. The ISM Group from Bitterfeld, developed, constructed and grid-connected the project in only six months. The international photovoltaic supplier Hanwha Q CELLS, whose headquarters for Technology & Quality are located in Thalheim, in the […]

SEOUL, South Korea | HANWHA Q CELLS —
Together with Hanwha Q CELLS and other partners, the ISM Group ceremoniously started up one of the largest solar power plants in the Bitterfeld Region on Friday, June 19, 2015.

The “Alte Kaserne Bitterfeld-Wolfen” photovoltaic farm achieves a total output of 10 megawatts (MW) and thus generates enough power to supply around 2,500 regional households with clean energy.

The ISM Group from Bitterfeld, developed, constructed and grid-connected the project in only six months. The international photovoltaic supplier Hanwha Q CELLS, whose headquarters for Technology & Quality are located in Thalheim, in the district of Bitterfeld, supplied the high quality solar modules for the farm.

Altogether, the 38,456 Q.PRO-G3 solar modules will generate around 11 GWh of clean energy per year, thus positively impacting the carbon footprint. As a result around one third of the energy requirement of the grid company, Netzgesellschaft Bitterfeld-Wolfen will be covered by renewable energy.