Conergy, Ensunt Developing 50 MW PV Project
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by SI Staff on Thursday 14 June 2012
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Conergy has joined forces with energy solutions provider and project developer Ensunt to develop a 50 MW solar power plant for DACC Power Generation Co. Ltd. (DPGCL) in Pakistan.

The project will be located in Bahawalpur, in Pakistan's Cholistan region, and is expected to be owned by DPGCL and the Pakistani government, which have now partnered with Conergy to provide the overall planning, engineering and design of the solar park.

Conergy will also be supplying its components for the project, while Ensunt will provide the local implementation as well as the construction work on site.





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