GreenEnergyCases
GreenEnergyCases introduces the latest applications and visiting places in the field of renewable energy and gives lots of information on the Finnish energy know-how.The Finnish energy production is well-known for its creative and intelligent solutions, which help to reduce emissions, to increase the use of domestic renewable energy sources as well as to streamline production processes. Finland is a pioneer especially in bioenergy and its applications.
Visits to the sites must always be settled beforehand with the mentioned contact persons.
GreenEnergy Finland Ltd, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Green Campus
GreenEnergy Finland Ltd
GreenEnergy Finland Ltd is a premium supplier of solar energy solutions. It was founded in 2010 in Lappeenranta, Finland by a team of inspired energy sector professionals. Our mission is to make reliable and cost-efficient clean power generation available to all from the private customers to the large industrial enterprises. Our competitive advantage is based on the sourcing and integration of the core components and engineering in the systems we deliver as well as our experience in the international business management.
GreenEnergy Finland Ltd is a premium supplier of solar energy solutions. Our customers trust us because our personnel has a strong background and experience in all the company’s key technology areas and the international business environment. GreenEnergy Finland Ltd is ABB PV system integrator.
Lappeenranta University of Technology, Green Campus
During 2013-2014, one of Finland's largest solar power plants was built on LUT's campus with a generation capacity of 210 kWp. GreenEnergy Finland supplied 158 kWp of all solar panels. The solar panels are located on the roofs of the university and they make up the roof structures of car ports. The surface area of the solar panels is about 1500 square metres.
Besides producing electricity the solar power station will act also as a research and teaching laboratory where such things as the installation and functioning of network interfaces with solar cells can be investigated.
