Modules
for
the
€50m
($65m)
array
were
provided
by
Trina,
inverters
by
SMA
Solar,
substructures
by
Brandenburg-based
Mounting
Systems,
and
combiner
boxes
by
Skytron,
according
to
Enerparc
chief
operating
officer
Stefan
Müller.
A
six-week
construction
period
for
a
project
incorporating
140,000
modules
and
covering
51
hectares
–
the
size
of
140
football
pitches
–
would
have
been
unthinkable
a
few
years
ago,
and
underscores
both
Enerparc's
construction
muscles
and
the
maturity
of
the
wider
German
PV
supply-chain.
Under-utilised
industrial
areas
are
common
in
eastern
Germany,
and
they
benefited
from…
