GEOINTEC has successfully completed the ramming and compliance pull out test (POT) works for five strategic solar photovoltaic projects located in County Wexford, Ireland. The completion of these works underlines the company’s firm commitment to the highest standards of quality and geotechnical safety within the renewable energy industry.
A new milestone in GEOINTEC’s Irish operations
The conclusion of these projects marks a significant milestone for the Spanish-based firm in its growing involvement in the Irish market. Over the last two years, GEOINTEC has contributed to a total of 27 photovoltaic solar projects across Ireland, cementing a strong and expanding footprint in one of Europe’s most active renewable energy markets.
The pull out test works carried out in County Wexford form part of a rigorous quality protocol that GEOINTEC applies to every project site. These tests are essential to verify that the structural supports for solar panels can withstand ground conditions effectively, ensuring the long-term stability and durability of each installation.
Comprehensive ground studies for solar and wind projects
Armed with solid technical knowledge and extensive field experience, GEOINTEC provides comprehensive management of all ground studies required for the development and construction of a solar plant. Its service portfolio spans geotechnical studies, topographical surveys, hydrological assessments, and — most notably — pull out tests (POT), ensuring maximum quality and efficiency across all phases of a project.
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Founded over 23 years ago in Spain, the company commands a strong international presence. Since 2013, GEOINTEC has specialised in solar and wind energy projects, having analysed land equivalent to more than 80 GW across 55 countries. Headquartered in Madrid, the company operates subsidiary offices in Santiago (Chile), Lyon (France), and Sydney (Australia), enabling agile operations in the world’s leading energy markets.
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