Having a high-density low-profile racking solution can provide unique value for projects that are land constrained, have incentives for high land yield, landfill, and/or are close to disgruntled neighbors who deny permitting.
In addition to being a high-density low-profile racking solution, the PEG offers significant CAPEX savings with less labor, minimal material, no foundations, no concrete, no heavy equipment, and easy mobilization. H&S is also significantly improved.
In this pv magazine Webinar, developed in partnership with Jurchen Technology, we’ll take a closer look at how the system compares to single-axis trackers and other tracking solutions in the ground mount project space, and take a look at some case studies for how the PEG added unique value from among the 200 MW the company has installed since launching the system in 2014.
Nir Dekel, VP of Business Development for Jurchen Technology will take us through the features of the system: its simplified requirements for installation, improved ground coverage ratio compared to others on the market, how its low-profile design reduces visual nuisances, tested methods for O&M and how the design stands up to harsh conditions in the field.
We’ll also be hearing from Herman Goulooze, EPC manager at the Netherlands based Volta Solar, about their experiences installing and operating projects built with the PEG substructure, and how the system’s features translate into a lower LCOE at a project level.
pv magazine Webinar content
- Overview of the PEG substructure features & bankability
- System’s high-density, low-profile design and robustness
- Simple installation, not construction
- O&M solutions
- Case Studies and added value from projects installed with the PEG racking
Join this pv magazine Webinar to find out how to a high-density low-profile racking can bring unique value to your projects while further cutting your installation costs and maximizing ground coverage to lower your LCOE!
Questions can be submitted beforehand or during the webinar through a chat window. Tim Sylvia will be the moderator of this pv magazine Webinar. We look forward to your participation!