Scheuten Solar Implements Turnkey Project For Devos In Belgium

Date: 8 September 2009

Source: Scheuten

Date: 8 September 2009

Scheuten Solar recently completed a turnkey project comprising the supply and installation of 1,800 solar panels for fruit grower Devos in Belgium.

Previously Scheuten Solar signed an EPC (Engineering, Procurement & Construction) contract for the supply and installation of nearly 1,200 solar panels. With the extension of the roof system, the total number of solar panels comes to 3000 and the combined output amounts to nearly 0.6 MWp.

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