Customer:
Port of Helsinki
Utility Peak Power:
50 kWp
Location:
Helsinki, Finland
The 50 kWp intelligent solar power plant generates electricity for the ventilation and lighting needs of the Länsisatama passenger terminal.
The power plant has been implemented with domestic SaloSolar solar panels, the operation of which is enhanced by intelligent power optimizers and inverters.
The West Harbor solar power plant is in a really windy location, practically on the sea. To minimize the additional weight of the wind load and roof structures, the power plant is mounted on an east-west rack. In addition to the weights, the racks are secured with angle brackets. The fastenings were made with bitumen glueing, so no penetrations have been made in the roof.
The power plant is connected to the central control of building automation. Production data is transmitted via the interface to energy procurement. The power plant's production data is presented on a display system.
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