Press release June 2010
Be fitting his home in the Sunshine State, hosts of the University of Queensland soon developed the largest flat panel monitor-solar plant in Australia, and installed a solar leading firms Ingenero in cooperation with Trina solar - the world's largest and the most innovative solar PV companies. The University of Queensland's (UQ) St Lucia campus in Brisbane will soon be a 1.2MW home solar system installed on four roofs. The system will integrate cutting edge solar technology, including over 5000 polycrystalline silicon solar panels manufactured by Trina solar. This large-scale solar power system installation will provide not only a major source of clean green energy UQ but also valuable data about the positive effect which embedded within power distribution networks can have solar generators will supply. "It is the latest project in a range of renewable energy that Ingenero and UQ worked on the basis of research projects closely to the last two years." The solar UQ represents the leading edge of the commercial and industrial scale solar energy in Australia. "The University significantly reduce your carbon footprint and provide an excellent learning system for the future leaders in the renewable energy industry", said Ingenero CEO Steve McRae.Vice Chancellor Professor Paul Greenfield praised the State Government for its commitment to solar research and technology. "UQ recognised leadership as a generator and user of solar energy and also as a provider of international teaching, research and development of solar technologies will show," said Professor Greenfield. Professor Paul Meredith, leading the research project at the University of Queensland said: "not only is this a significant piece of infrastructure for UQ array, but it is a leading global institution for research and teaching."Our goal is that array integrated in the business of UQ and provide the community to optimize the industry and the Government with important information about the deployment and solar energy systems on this scale. "We look forward to creating productive and expansive research partnerships with Ingenero and Trina solar."As part of project UQ, Ingenero are donations a Solfocus concentrated photovoltaic (CPV)-array for research and teaching purposes. Trina will help solar research activities through cooperation on several leading edge solar technology research projects the UQ's.This successful tender of Ingenero follows another milestone for local Brisbane society, also a major solar project awarded for Alice Springs Airport.This 235kW plant is built first Solfocus CPV power plant in the southern hemisphere and generates up to 28% of the airport energy requirement
Be fitting his home in the Sunshine State, hosts of the University of Queensland soon developed the largest flat panel monitor-solar plant in Australia, and installed a solar leading firms Ingenero in cooperation with Trina solar - the world's largest and the most innovative solar PV companies.
The University of Queensland's (UQ) St Lucia campus in Brisbane will soon be a 1.2MW home solar system which is about four roofs only.the system cutting edge solar technology, including over 5000 polycrystalline silicon solar panels manufactured by Trina solar integrate.
This large-scale solar power system installation will provide not only a major source of clean green energy UQ but also valuable data about the positive effect which embedded within power distribution networks can have solar generators will supply.It is the latest project in a range of renewable energy that Ingenero and UQ worked on the basis of research projects closely to the last two years.
"The UQ solar system represents the leading edge of the commercial and industrial scale solar energy in Australia.""The University significantly reduce your carbon footprint and provide an excellent learning system for the future leaders in the renewable energy industry", said Ingenero CEO Steve McRae.
Vice-Chancellor Professor Paul Greenfield praised the State Government for its commitment to solar research and technology.
"UQ recognised leadership as a generator and user of solar energy and also as a provider of international teaching, research and development of solar technologies will show," said Professor Greenfield.
Professor Paul Meredith, leading the research project at the University of Queensland said: "array, not only is this a significant piece of infrastructure for UQ but it is a leading global institution for research and target's Lehre.Unser array integrated in the business of UQ and provide the community, industry and Government with important information about the deployment and solar energy systems on this scale to optimieren.Wir look forward to creating productive and expansive research partnerships with Ingenero and Trina solar."
"As part of project UQ, Ingenero are donations a Solfocus concentrated photovoltaic (CPV)-array academic Zwecke.Trina is solar also through collaboration on several leading edge solar technology research projects to UQ's research activities contribute."
This successful tender of Ingenero follows another milestone for the local Brisbane company which built a large solar project for Alice Springs Airport awarded notified.the 235kW plant is the first Solfocus CPV power plant in the southern hemisphere and generates up to 28% of the energy needs of the airport.
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Your systems integration laboratory, research partnerships with the University of Queensland and extensive remote monitoring functions for a supplier of choice for commercial and industrial power users make Ingenero.
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Ingenero's-installations are supported by extensive maintenance and warranty provisions.
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