tenKsolar in 1.69mw deal for China
tenKsolar (tenK), a Minneapolis based manufacturer of high energy density, low voltage PV systems today announced that they have shipped 1.69 megawatts of tenKsolar DUO for SafeGreen Energy projects in Shanghai. The solar rooftop projects are designed and constructed by SafeGreen.
SafeGreen chose to install the tenKsolar DUO system because of its outstanding performance in energy density and low weight. tenK’s technology allows these systems to deliver about 40% more energy from the available roof space vs. conventional solar options with industry leading low weight and no roof penetrations.
Joel Cannon, tenKsolar CEO, said, “We are delighted to show the world that tenK’s technology is winning in China, the largest and most competitive solar market in the world. It is a credit to our outstanding team in the USA and China who have designed, built and delivered what is truly the world class standard in commercial rooftop solar.”
“We chose tenKsolar’s DUO PV system due to their inherent low voltage, fire safety, and perfect fit for commercial rooftop with low roof loading and easy installation,” commented Zhan Sheng, Chairman of SafeGreen Group. “We will continue to work with the tenKsolar team for our future DG projects and consider tenKsolar an important strategic partner for our success in PV power development.”
Leroy Luo, Managing Director of tenKsolar Asia added, “We have worked hard for several years to establish market leading costs advantages. Our success in selling in China shows the strength and competitive advantage of tenK’s technology.”
About tenKsolar
tenKsolar designs, manufactures and markets high efficiency and highly reliable photovoltaic solutions designed to deliver the maximum amount of solar on a commercial roof. Using its patented technology, tenKsolar offers turnkey commercial rooftop solar PV arrays providing the solar industry’s leading energy density, lowest energy costs, low-voltage safety and low installation cost. Founded in 2008, tenKsolar is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
