New project: development of a photovoltaic plant in Italy

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Photovoltaic plant blog - Teciman Engineering

Teciman collaborates in the comprehensive development of a 20 MW photovoltaic plant in Italy for a leading renewable energy client.

Our engineering team, formed by Civil, Electrical and HSEQ Engineers (Quality, Safety, Health and Environment), participates in all phases of the project; from pre-design, detailed design and drafting of the project, to the start-up of the solar park.

The project begins with the layout from the solar plant. Continue with the detailed writing of the aspects of civil works (earthmoving, excavation, fencing, trenches, foundations, etc.), definition of structures for solar panels (with or without single or dual axis trackers) and design of electrical installations from the photovoltaic plant. The energy is evacuated through the power line to the nearest substation.

Our engineers then carry out the on-site management and supervision of the complete execution of the photovoltaic park project: civil works, installation of the facilities and panels, compliance with the Quality and Prevention Plan, monitoring of subcontractors, start-up, etc.

Téciman adds this collaboration to a wide range of experiences in the energy sector, such as the supervision and development of a wind farm in southern Spain, compliance with the HSEQ Quality Plan of another solar park in France, quality control of wind turbine elements for one of the largest manufacturers, etc..

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