Category Archives: Global Case

This suburban home installation in Hildesheim, Germany, highlights the advantages of modern solar technology with the addition of 27 n type i-TOPCon Clear Black Vertex S+ modules. Weighing 21 kg each, with uniform size and connections, installation was made easier and quicker. The dual-glass design offers solid resistance to the varying weather such as hail, wind, and snow, ensuring reliable performance year-round. And with a 30 year power warranty and a 25 year product warranty, the owners can ensure that there is a sustainable, efficient energy supply of renewable energy for the long-term future.

Chile is home to some of the highest areas of solar irradiance anywhere in the world. However, despite the enormous potential to harvest solar energy, few utility providers have built successful projects, in large part due to the extreme climate conditions present in the country.

The utility-scale Trehawke solar power plant started late in 2013 and connection was achieved in March 2014,which utilizes 41,404 Trina Solar TSM-255-PC05A modules that provide high quality, durability and performance, generating 10,300 MWh of electricity every year. The project has been one of the first direct investments of Trina Solar System Business Unit in UK.

The solar (PV) system at the Serfontana Shopping Centre in Morbio Inferiore near the Italian border is a pilot project of the young company Voltage Suisse SA. At first glance, the shopping centre seems to be ideally situated with an ideal southerly aspect, but in fact technical and logistical difficulties had to be overcome, including the potential risk that the broad shadow of the shopping centre’s tower might significantly reduce the system’s energy yield. 

The Renault Project is the largest one ever constructed in the world for the automobile industry, with 400,000 square metres of Trina Solar solar panels, equivalent in area to 60 football pitches. 225,350 modules have been installed in all.

Providing solar power to Cadland Estate, its main enterprise being crop and livestock farming, was influenced by the need to promote sustainability, and to give aesthetic consideration to its status as a National Nature Reserve. Reducing emissions and encouraging sustainability in terms of energy consumption by solar power brought with it the added advantages of generating long term revenue for the Estate through the Feed-in Tariff, and providing employment.

The Delta Ravano system, realized by Ravano Green Power in Cuneo, consists of the installation of panels on the four pitches of a warehouse rooftop giving an installed power of 1 MW.

Greece is a project where Trina is acting as IPP since July 2013.The Project consist of 22 PV Plants located in Greece mainland, northern of Athens. Trina SBU has successfully finalized the development, managed the last phase of the construction through different EPC Contractors, and applied for the Feed in Tariff mechanism operated the Plants for almost 3 year. The project started development in 2011, construction in 2012 and connected in 2012.

The PV Plant, built in the former Royal Air Force West Raynham Airbase, has a capacity of approximately 50 MWp, representing the biggest PV plant operational in UK at the date of completion. The 49.99 MW solar power plant using Trina Solar’s 196,627 modules commenced construction in the third quarter of 2014 and was connected to the grid in the first quarter of 2015. It is entitled to receive 1.4 Renewables Obligation Certificates (ROCs) per megawatt-hour (MWh). As built, the project can supply clean energy to up to 14,000 UK homes per year.

The solar power (PV) system erected in November 2012 on the roof of the Bavarian State Chancellery proves that modern solar systems can also be profitably operated on listed buildings.