P-Laser boosts the largest solar park in Europe
Telecom and Energy cables and accessories supplied to the Vega solar park under
construction in Southern Italy
Prysmian Group Italy has just received a major order worth about €4 million
from EN.IT SpA, an Italian limited company, for the
supply of medium voltage and fibre optic cables plus accessories for the
construction of the largest photovoltaic plant in Europe.
The plant, known as "Vega", is currently being built in the town of Troia near Foggia, in
the heart of Southern Italy. The photovoltaic park is owned by Troia FV1 ASI SpA, which is jointly
controlled by EN.IT SpA and Solarhybrid AG. Construction has already begun and will be completed by
February 2012.
Powered by polycrystalline panels, the plant will produce up to 123 MW in power.
The Group will be supplying a total of 415 km in P-Laser cable (18/30 kV medium-voltage
1x400 mm2) along with all the medium voltage accessories (joints and terminations) needed to
connect up with the national grid, as well as 76 km of fibre optic cables. All the cables supplied
will be manufactured at the Pignataro Maggiore plant.
"This contract - says Flavio Delfini, Renewable Business Sales Manager for Prysmian Italy –
allows us
to introduce the renewable energy market to a product like P-laser that stands out from the
competition, both qualitatively and in terms of our exceptional speed in satisfying large
quantity orders. These factors are particularly appreciated by the market and will allow Prysmian
Group to further strengthen its leadership in these applications."
This is an important contract for the Group’s Italian subsidiary, after many years of
experience in the renewable energy market and of focusing on environmental sustainability in
keeping with the Group’s CSR philosophy
.
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