GETEC¡¯s 30 MW utility solar farm in Zerbst, Germany, uses Vertex N modules to power 9,000 homes. Built on a former military airbase, the project feeds clean energy into the grid while directly benefiting the local community through a unique municipal agreement.

IFA¡¯s C&I rooftop installation in Haldensleben, Germany, uses Vertex S+ 500W+ modules to deliver 4.6 MWp of clean capacity. Built by EPC partner GETEC, the 9,070-module system covers roughly one-quarter of the automotive supplier’s total electricity needs on shared factory roofs.

This 132.86 kWp rooftop solar installation at St. Luke’s Care Home uses Vertex S+ modules to generate around 59,776 kWh of clean electricity annually, reducing CO? emissions by approximately 25,920 kg per year.

An 8.4 MWp rooftop solar system using 13,046 Vertex N modules has been installed at a warehouse in Mechelen, Belgium. The system powers a nearby factory via an on-site PPA, supporting 24/7 operations with renewable electricity.

This 368.55 kWp rooftop solar installation uses 810 Vertex S+ modules to generate around 305,159 kWh of clean electricity annually, delivering approximately ?77,000 in annual savings and offsetting around 68.7 tonnes of CO? per year.

This 118.35 kWp dual-roof solar installation uses 263 Vertex S+ modules to generate around 104,000 kWh of clean electricity annually, reducing CO? emissions by approximately 23,432 kg per year.

A major waste management site in Palermo has strengthened its sustainability efforts with a new rooftop photovoltaic system designed and installed by B.F.L. Impianti Tecnologici. Located at the RAP ¨C Risorse Ambiente Palermo facility, the project highlights how solar power can support essential public services in reducing operational costs and environmental impact.

A picturesque alpine destination has taken its next step towards sustainability with a rooftop solar installation at Hotel-Gasthof Nutzkaser. Designed and delivered by FreeEtech GmbH, the system demonstrates how clean energy can support hospitality businesses in remote and environmentally sensitive locations.

Thanks to an optimally oriented roof, modern inverter technology, and careful project planning, the installation achieves a particularly high rate of self-consumption. This project demonstrates how Trinasolar technology can provide reliable, high-performance solutions for commercial operations seeking long-term energy savings and sustainability.

The Netterden Group has strengthened its sustainability credentials with a new floating solar installation in Ellertshaar, Drenthe, supplying clean energy directly to its local sand extraction operations. The project, delivered by Solinoor and featuring Trinasolar¡¯s Vertex N modules, showcases how innovative solar solutions can meet industrial energy needs while supporting local initiatives.