Asunim commissions a 1.15MWp photovoltaic rooftop system on a dairy farm in Turkey

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Asunim Group installed the system in Turkey through its well-established subsidiary Asunim Türkiye and supported the whole process via excellent engineering, constant support via its EU professionals on site, during project design and commissioning using only high quality components.

The proud owner of this system is Saray Hal?, a very old and well established group of companies active in carpet manufacturing, dairy farming, agriculture, mining, construction, and tourism and steel. More projects of the same type for the different business ventures and locations of the owner have been agreed upon and will soon be realized.

On the farm in Develi, approximately 18,000 head of cattle, are now farmed and milked with the use of the solar electricity that is produced by 4675 reliable YL245P-29b solar modules manufactured by Yingli Solar at an annual average of 1,800MWh/year.

The modules were installed roof-parallel over three distributed rooftops with several subsections and 20° inclination. Most of the mechanical installation job was done successfully during winter months under partially heavy snowfall and taking rigorous health and safety precautions.

Throughout system design, close attention was paid to the potentially high wind-loads, the effects of local high temperature variability and heavy snow loads in the area. Given the immediate presence of livestock, the high ammonia resistance of all system components against potentially increased levels in the surrounding air was taken into consideration. Design precautions were also taken to reduce noise levels to a maximum by grouping low-maintenance string inverters manufactured by in special designated areas in protected outside areas at one end of each building. The inverters were also chosen due to their full IP65 protection level via a Gore-Tex membrane protecting the equipment from any type of corrosion. Given the grouping of the inverters at one end of the system with considerable distances involved, potentially high DC cable losses had to be countered by increasing cable cross sections to up to 10mm2 on more distant module strings. The BETAflam Solar cables used are manufactured by LEONI STUDER with a highly resistant and extremely durable electron-beam cross-linked insulation material that protects the system owner from having to replace cabling during the lifetime of the system.

About Asunim: Asunim Türkiye is a member of international Asunim Group and a leading company in the photovoltaic solar energy sector in Turkey as an EPC provider. It has strengthened its position as one of the main players in the PV industry in Turkey and will continue to implement roof top and ground mounted systems in Turkey in 2015. For more information, go to www.asunim.com.tr

About Yingli Solar: Yingli Green Energy Holding Company Limited (YGE), known as "Yingli Solar," is one of the world's largest photovoltaic module manufacturer in terms of production capacity and shipments. Yingli Green Energy's manufacturing covers the photovoltaic value chain from ingot casting and wafering through solar cell production and module assembly. Headquartered in Baoding, China, Yingli Green Energy has more than 30 regional subsidiaries and branch offices and has distributed more than 10,000 MW of PV modules to customers worldwide. For more information, go to: www.yinglisolar.com

About LEONI Studer AG: LEONI Studer is an internationally active company and member of the worldwide transacts LEONI group. It produces cables using highly specialized, own developed compounds and the electron-beam cross- linking process. In the PV market LEONI Studer is the leading supplier for high quality DC cabling and connection systems. Production facilities in Europe and Asia as well as various warehouses or local distribution via Asunim Group in Turkey and Portugal offer you short distances to support you. For more information, got to www.leoni-solar-windpower.com

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