Substructure for Solar Power Plants
The PEG® Version with Conventional PV Module Alignment
Simplified Design

PEG® SD Advantages at a Glance
- Up to 16 degrees slope inclination
- Light weight substructure reducing material, logistics and installation costs, increasing the installation speed and offering lower carbon footprint
- Simple and fast installation reduces labor and machinery costs by more than 60%
- Highly efficient area utilization of 1.6 MWp per hectare
- Flat module angles avoid shading effects and allow maximum space efficiency
- Lower height vs other FT systems increasing installation safety and speed, reducing installation costs and increases the land use.
- No foundations required, allowing cheaper and faster installation and disassembly at the end of the project life
- No heavy machines required
Efficiency Improvement


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Successful Installation also in winter
Despite heavy snow and rainfall, constantly changing between freezing and thawing temperatures the work at the PEG® SD site in Rottendorf continued without interruptions. The crucial point leading to a successful installation in time lies in the fact that you do not need heavy machinery when installing PEG® mounting system as well as in the light weight components of PEG® (not more than 3 kg/6.6lbs per part).
Josh Unger, Director of Unger Solar: “With the Rottendorf project we could show it once again. With a „normal“ substructure and in these weather conditions I would not have asked my employees to work on site at Rottendorf in January 2021.”
Hillside Construction

Sales

Henner Jahnke
Chief Sales Officer

Herbert Heidel
Europe, Middle east

Matthew Lusk
North & South America, Caribbean

Amit Chheda
Rooftop & cabling - Asia, India

Yoni Ben Mazia
Israel, Australia

Abhishek Deshpande
Strategic Business Development Manager
Internal Sales Service & Project Management

Norman Weigand
Project Manager

Peter Dashwood-Howard
Worldwide
* Explanation of key figures:
MWp/ha: Referring to the complete DC area, including the gaps between the DC blocks/tables
kWp/man-hour: Time for complete installation of a PEG solar power plant incl. inverter stations
MWp/container: Only the substructure
Machine costs: Referring to all machines for the installation of the DC system, compared to a conventional substructure
Labor costs: Labor for complete installation of the PEG solar power plant, incl. inverter stations, compared to a conventional substructure
Logistic costs: All, including machinery and labour, to the site and onsite, compared to a conventional substructure
All figures are indicative, may differ regionally and assuming the use of 380-400W modules
Pictures:
Jurchen Technology GmbH, Meralli Projects PTY Ltd, Belectric GmbH, Volta Solar BV
All data may subject to alterations and errors.