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SUCCESS STORY 1MW PUB (PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD) CHOA CHU KANG WATERWORKS Choa Chu Kang, Singapore INSTITUTIONAL INSTALLATION ONE OF THE LARGEST WATERWORKS IN SINGAPORE, POWERED BY SOLAR As part of Singapore’s effort to explore alternative and sustainable energy sources to develop itself into a smart energy economy, the national water agency PUB has started a pilot project to harness solar power with the installation of Yingli solar panels on the rooftop of Choa Chu Kang Waterworks for the plant’s water treatment operations. With a roof space spanning an area 6,700 square meters, the project utilises around 3,420 pieces of Yingli 300Wp high efficiency multicrystalline modules generating approximately 1.1 Gigawatt hours (GWh) of electricity per annum which is equivalent to the average annual energy consumption of 250 HDB households. YINGLISOLAR.COM/AS Project PUB CCK Waterworks Capacity 999.9 kWp Type of Module Yingli Multicrystalline YL300P-35B Date of Completion May 2015 Owner RCS Engineering Pte Ltd Developer SolarGy Pte Ltd TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Quantity 3,420 Inverters 58x SMA Sunny Tripower Inverters Leasing Period 20 years to Public Utilities Board (PUB) Annual Energy Yield 1,200,000 kWh Cash In Per Annum SG$300,000 Ground Installation, CCK Waterworks
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SUCCESS STORY

1MW PUB (PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD) CHOA CHU KANG WATERWORKSChoa Chu Kang,SingaporeIN

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ONE OF THE LARGEST WATERWORKS IN SINGAPORE, POWERED BY SOLAR

As part of Singapore’s effort to explore alternative and sustainable energy sources to develop itself into a smart energy economy, the national water agency PUB has started a pilot project to harness solar power with the installation of Yingli solar panels on the rooftop of Choa Chu Kang Waterworks for the plant’s water treatment operations.

With a roof space spanning an area 6,700 square meters, the project utilises around 3,420 pieces of Yingli 300Wp high efficiency multicrystalline modules generating approximately 1.1 Gigawatt hours (GWh) of electricity per annum which is equivalent to the average annual energy consumption of 250 HDB households.

YINGLISOLAR.COM/AS

Project PUB CCK Waterworks

Capacity 999.9 kWp

Type of Module

Yingli Multicrystalline YL300P-35B

Date of Completion May 2015

Owner RCS Engineering Pte Ltd

Developer SolarGy Pte Ltd

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Quantity 3,420

Inverters 58x SMA Sunny Tripower Inverters

Leasing Period 20 years to Public Utilities Board (PUB)

Annual Energy Yield 1,200,000 kWh

Cash In Per Annum SG$300,000

Ground Installation, CCK Waterworks

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The project generates approximately

1.1 (GWh) of electricity per annum which is

equivalent to the average annual energy

consumption of 250 HDB households.

YINGLISOLAR.COM/AS | sg- info@yingl i .com

Yingli Solar / Corporate Logo / English / CMYK

The energy will be used to power a portion of the plant’s lighting,

air-conditioning and water treatment operations amounting to 7 per-

cent of its average daily energy consumption and reducing carbon

dioxide emission by some 500 tonnes every year and an annual

savings of S$300,000.

The 1 MW PV project is owned and managed by RCS Engineering

Pte Ltd who sells the clean energy to Public Utilities Board (PUB) over

a 20 year lease period. SolarGy has been engaged by RCS to do the

installation and maintenance.

KEY BENEFITS OF THE SYSTEM

• One of the largest waterworks in Singapore powered by solar

• The solar project will be able to generate approximately

1.1GWh of clean electricity which is equivalent to the average

electricity consumption of approximately 250 HDB housing in

Singapore.

• Offset an estimated 500 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2)

emission every year or the equivalent of planting 25,000 trees

• An annual savings of S$300,000

• Proven long-term performance of Yingli multicrystalline panels

ensures ongoing high energy yields

• Yingli panels’ unique ability to perform well in varying

temperature, high humidity and cloudy conditions.

• Yingli modules have an outstanding price/ performance rate and

a higher output power than expected.