OPDE finishes construction of new 12MWp solar farm in UK

OPDE finishes construction of new 12MWp solar farm in UK
by Staff Writers
Alresford, UK (SPX) Apr 29, 2014

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OPDE has recently completed a new 12MWp solar farm in Alresford, Hampshire.

Commencing in February 2014, construction took only two months, and first connection to the grid was made on 23 March.

According to OPDE sources, the new farm, featuring 47,616 PV modules, will generate 11,844MWh a year and supply electricity to 5,000 homes in the UK.

The connection of the new 12MWp farm helps OPDE strengthen its presence in UK, where the firm plans to develop farms for a total output of 150MW in the next few years.

+ The solar farm was connected to the grid on 23 March, and will produce an output of 12GW per hour a year.

+ The farm helps strengthen OPDE's presence in UK, where it has installations for a total 150MW planned for the near future.

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