CHUMAKI Solar PV Power Plant

CHUMAKI PV Power Plant located on a land plot of 8 hectares in the Dnipropetrovsk region. The project implemented for the customer Emsolt Solar Energy (Umitli Group). The total capacity of photovoltaic modules is 5.7 MW, and the annual electricity production is 7090 MWh.

The photovoltaic station built without concrete. Screw piles used as supporting structures for the mountain structures, the switchgear building, the control center, and the 0.4/35 package transformer substations. The project implemented with the provision of a full range of turnkey EPC services.

CHUMAKI PV Power Plant is an environmentally friendly facility. The purpose of the station is to produce “green” energy to preserve the ecology of the Planet.

Key project details:

  • Customer: Ümitli Enerji
  • DC power – 5,7 MW
  • Status – completed
  • Completion date – 2019
  • Type of solar plant – on-grid (35 kV)
  • Solar panels – Hanhwa Q-Cells, poly-Si (330 W)
  • Inverters – Huawei Sun 2000-60KTL
  • Structures – ground mounted, fixed, screw piles
  • Plant area – 8 hа
  • Location – Dnipro region, Ukraine

List of our services (full EPC and O&M):

  • Feasibility study
  • Turn-key project management;
  • Pre-design surveys;
  • Engineering and design (PV, LV, MV);
  • Equipment procurement and logistics;
  • Construction and commissioning works;
  • Licensing and green tariff support;
  • Operations & Maintenance, Security.

The ground based industrial solar power plant was built by Avenston to operate at a “green” tariff. According to the project, the work of this solar power plant is fully synchronized with the external grid. Design, supply of equipment and all construction and installation works were completed very quickly, as it was previously agreed with the customer. The commercial on-grid solar power plant is based on polycrystalline silicon solar modules and string solar inverters. Voltage conversion is carried out using several transformer substations, which are connected to a single switchgear. The construction of solar power plants of this type is one of the key competencies of our company, as well as services for the design or maintenance of solar power farms.

Solar power plants are one of the key competencies for companies belonging to the Avenston group. We provide any necessary services for solar energy projects, starting from the support of the development stage to maintenance of already built photovoltaic power plants or systems. All the main stages of the implementation of such projects are carried out by us independently or with the involvement of selected partners. In the second case, all key processes are managed and controlled by Avenston’s in-house project managers. Our portfolio includes a large number of designed and built industrial solar PV power plants, home solar power plants, as well as other projects in related areas.

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