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SGS Reference for Photovoltaic Projects PDF / 474.67 KB PHOTOVOLTAIC SGS REFERENCE PROJECTS PHOTOVOLTAIC CLIENT PROJECT SCOPE OF SERVICE FOCUS EXECUTION YEAR COUNTRY BELGIUM Different Energy approx. 3500 Electrical Conformity Controll of electrical Belgium 2009 – provider and Residential plants Green Certificate conformity to required 2011 Installer < 10kVA (CWaPE, VREG) standards Different Energy approx. 20 PV - Electrical Conformity Controll of electrical Belgium 2009 – provider and Plants > 10kVA Green Certificate conformity to required 2011 Installer (CWaPE, VREG) standards BULGARIA Davidov Energy PV - Roof Plant, Construction Supervision 100 kW PV - Plant Bulgaria 2012 Ustrem Lukoil Bulgaria PV - Power Plant Assessment of Conformity 1.25 MW PV - Power Plant Bulgaria 2012 Burgas investment project Site Inspection Interservice Ravna Gora Assessment of Conformity 5 MW PV - Power Plant Bulgaria 2011 Uzunov investment project Construction Supervision Energy Efect Micro WPP”LISEC” Assessment of Conformity 120 kW PV - Plant Bulgaria 2010 Glojene investment project Construction Supervision Project Management SGS REFERENCE PROJECTS PHOTOVOLTAIC CLIENT PROJECT SCOPE OF SERVICE FOCUS EXECUTION YEAR COUNTRY CHINA Martifer Solar Pre - Shipment Inspection & 3 Container Thin Film China 2011 Load Inspection PV - Modules Solvo Solar Different Locations Pre - Shipment Inspection & Crystalline and Thin Film China 2009 – Load Inspection PV - Modules 2010 ET Solutions Windsheimer PV Technologie Swisse Soleil CZECH REPUBLIC Solaria Energia Benàtky nad Jizerou Health and Safety Coordination 4.5 MW PV - Power Plant Czech 2010 Republic Solaria Energia Cejetice Health and Safety Coordination 2.5 MW PV - Power Plant Czech 2010 Republic San Jose Stràz pod Ralskem Health and Safety Coordination 4.3 MW PV - Power Plant Czech 2010 Tecnologias Republic GERMANY Sun Power Partner Qualification Quality Inspection 18 different roof installations Germany 2012 Riesen Solar PV - Plants, Schleswig Inspection according to 1.5 MW PV - Power Plant Germany 2012 Holstein IEC 62446 Sun Power Partner Qualification Failure Analysis 4 PV - Power Plants Germany 2012 Entsorgungs- 2 PV - Plant, Saarland Inspection according to 68 kW and Germany 2012 verband Saar IEC 62446 40 kW PV - Plant Sun Power Partner Qualification Quality Inspection 70 different roof installations Germany 2011 Prefa Solar Certificate PV - Module Certification Crystalline PV - Module Germany / 2011 IEC 61215 / 61730 China 2010 Beijing Time Valiant Zhejiang Guangyi Sanxi guorun Solar Energy Jingchen Yanggu new Energy Tamesol Desa SGS REFERENCE PROJECTS PHOTOVOLTAIC CLIENT PROJECT SCOPE OF SERVICE FOCUS EXECUTION YEAR COUNTRY Avancis Certificate PV - Module Certification Thin Film PV - Module Germany 2011 IEC 61646 / 61730 2010 Calyxo China Hisun PV Technology Aleo Solar Pre - Qualification Characterisation of PV - Module Power Measurement to Germany 2012 Performance Standard Test Conditions 2011 Solarworld (STC) IEC 61215 2010 Solarwatt 2009 Conergy Mechanical Load Testing IEC 61215 Load 5400 Pa Bosch Climate Simulation Damph Heat REC Solar Temperatur Cycle ET Sulotions Humidity Freece Special Profiles IBC Solar Solcontec Light Induced Degradatin Light Soaking Characterisation Performance Measurement SBE SpA Würz Energy Hot Spot Test Monthly production quality Bull Holding test Sunstar Low - Light - Behavior IB Maus Temperature Coefficients Thin Film Modules Arise Technol. Salt Mist Resistance Testing IEC 61701 Calyxo Heckert Solar Gel Content Testing AC Energy EVA / PVB / Backsheet Material Sunfilm Testing and Retesting IEC 61730 - 2 Masdar Junction box / Connector Testing Heckert Solar Electroluminescence and IR PV - Modules Signet Solar Testing DOW Corning Consulting Service for Production Avancis Manufacturer / System House Management System Heliosphera Applied Materials Odersun Solibro Asola Hofbräuhaus München Rusol, etc. SGS REFERENCE PROJECTS PHOTOVOLTAIC CLIENT PROJECT SCOPE OF SERVICE FOCUS EXECUTION YEAR COUNTRY Sillia Energie PV - Module Factory Inspection PV - Module Manufacturing Germany 2010 Manufacturing qualification to IEC 61215 Sunfilm Final Acceptance Test (FAT) Thin Film manufacturing lines Germany 2010 Sun Power Partner Qualification Quality Inspection 35 roof installations Germany 2010 Malibu Solar Final Acceptance Test (FAT) Thin Film manufacturing lines Germany 2010 Masdar PV Solar Power PV - Plant Ceska Lipa Examination of Support Structure Static Construction Czech 2010 PV - Plant Mozolov Sillia Energie PV - Module Factory Inspection PV - Module Manufacturing Germany 2009 Manufacturing qualification to IEC 61215 Gitterrosten Goldbeck Solar Initial Inspection 1.44 MW PV - Power Plant Germany 2009 Meister GmbH AC - Energy Several different Examination of Support Structure Static and Solar Tracker Austria, 2009 PV - Support Construction Bulgaria, Structures Czech, France, Germany, Greece, Portugal Solar Power Several different Wind - and Snow - Load Static and Solar Tracker Austria, 2009 PV - Support Calculation Construction Bulgaria, Structures Czech, France, Germany, Greece, Portugal Sillia Energie Certification PV - Module Certification Crystalline PV - Module Germany 2009 IEC 61215 / 61730 Schmid Manufacturing line PV - Module Certification Crystalline PV - Module Germany 2009 Technologies IEC 61215 / 61730 Signet Solat Manufacturing line Final Acceptance Test (FAT) Thin Film manufacturing lines Germany 2009 Solar Power PV - Plant Vasapluli Examination of Support Structure Static and Solar Tracker Italy 2008 PV - Plant Fedi Construction Solar Power PV - Plant Regensburg Examination of Support Structure Static and Solar Tracker Germany 2008 PV - Plant Hettenkofen Construction Solar Power PV - Plant Holysov Examination of Support Structure Static Construction Czech 2008 Solvo Solar Purchasing Pre - Shipment Inspection & 2 Container PV - Modules Germany 2009 Load Inspection SGS REFERENCE PROJECTS PHOTOVOLTAIC CLIENT PROJECT SCOPE OF SERVICE FOCUS EXECUTION YEAR COUNTRY INDIA Enerpon XL Telecom Project Visual Inspection PV - Modules India 2010 ITALY Sun Power Pescara Installation Quality Inspection PV - Power Plant Italy 2012 HSB Solomon Cantore / Ginosa Technical Due Diligence 4 PV - Power Plants with Italy 2011 Marinella / Ginosia 9.31 MW; 4.37 MW Stornara / Ginosa 5.92 MW; 9.69 MW Gamascia / Galatina Fotovolt Italia 200 kWp PV - Plant PV - Plant Inspection PV - Plant Failure Analysis Italy 2011 S.r.i. Performance Testing Crystalline PV - Modules PV - Module Failure Analysis HSB Solomon Cariina & Technical Due Diligence 2 PV - Power Plants Italy 2011 Serenissima HSB Solomon Raggio di Puglia Technical Due Diligence 7.2 MW PV - Power Plant Italy 2011 ENEL Green PV - Power Plants Technical Due Diligence 9 PV - Power Plants Italy 2011 Power S. Gillo Bussolengo, Ven. Lavoria Istia Maida, Calabria Amantea Calabria Castel S. Aangelo, Lazio Lucera, Puglia Apricena, Puglia Solaria 8 different locations Construction Coordination PV - Power Plants Italy 2010 Safety Coordination ENEL Green Chioggia, Veneto Technical Due Diligence 2 PV - Power Plants Italy 2010 Power S. Florio, Calabria Tozzi Holding Alfonshine in Ravenna Final Test and Certification 35 MW PV - Power Plants Italy 2010 S. Alberto in Ravenna Final Test and Certification 35 MW PV - Power Plants 2010 ENEL Green PV - Power Plants in Technical Due Diligence 7 PV - Power Plants Italy 2009 Power Puglia Sun Power Montalto di Castro Structural and Welding Check PV - Modules Italy 2009 SGS REFERENCE PROJECTS PHOTOVOLTAIC CLIENT PROJECT SCOPE OF SERVICE FOCUS EXECUTION YEAR COUNTRY PORTUGAL Martifer Solar SA PV - Power Plant, Health, Safety and Environment 6 MW PV - Power Plant Portugal 2012 Algarve Inspection SPAIN Eolia N+1 PV Los Navalmorales Technical Assistance 6.4 MW PV - Power Plant Spain 2010 – 2012 Solomon Ass. 10 different PV - Plant Technical Due Diligence PV - Power Plants from 1.5 Spain 2011 locations until 34.2 MW (76.4 MW) Sun Power Olivenza Purchase Technical Assistance. 18 MW PV - Power Plant Spain 2009 – PV Alange Execution of Quality Control Plan. 13.7 MW PV - Power Plant 2011 Planning and Budget Forecast Control. REC Solar 3 different projects IR - Inspection PV - Modules Spain 2009 Sun Power Tinajerps Execution of Quality Control Plan 10 MW PV - Power Plant Spain 2008 Construcciones 1 PV - Power Plant IR - Inspection PV - Modules Spain 2008 Crespo Sun Power Almuradiel Execution of Quality Control Plan 2.5 MW PV - Power Plant Spain 2008 Manzanares 5 MW PV - Power Plant SGS REFERENCE PROJECTS PHOTOVOLTAIC CLIENT PROJECT SCOPE OF SERVICE FOCUS EXECUTION YEAR COUNTRY Isofoton Several locations Health and Safety Coordination PV - Power Plants Spain 2006 – 2008 Guascor Foton Olivar Solar Baena S.L. Sky Global Solar S.A. INEL 2000 S.L. Masco Solar S.L. Fruits SECE Girona S.A. Energies Potencials S.L. Fotovoltaica del Peral S.L. Fotovoltaica del Cuco. S.L. SAEZ Solar de Barrax. S.L. Energia Solar Higueruela S.L. Sejosa Gestiòn Y Tramitacòn Capital Energy Centro Norte S.L.U. Gahelios S.L.U. UK Geni Capital PV & Greenhouse & Technical Due Diligence PV - Plants United 2009 Wind Energy Projects Kingdom USA Esfera AAE Solar Project Pre - Shipment Inspection & USA 2010 International Load Inspection ZIMBABWE Ansaldo Several PV - Plants Visual QA Inspection Zimbabwe 2009 Loading & Unloading Inspection Site Inspection Full Functional Test PV - Plant SGS IS THE WORLD’S LEADING INSPECTION, VERIFICATION, TESTING AND CERTIFICATION COMPANY. © SGS Group Management SA – 2013 – All rights reserved - SGS is a registered trademark of Group Management SA – – 2013 © SGS Group Management SA WWW.SGS.COM.
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