Soccer fans in Australia considering going solar now have even more incentive to do so.
Yingli Green Energy Holding Company Limited (Yingli Solar) has announced the launch of its Yingli Solar FIFA World Cup™ Finals Competition.
One lucky person will win the following:
– 2 x FIFA World Cup Final tickets
– 2 x FIFA Word Cup Semi-Final tickets
– Tickets to the Yingli Solar Final Celebration Dinner
– 7 nights accommodation aboard the MSC Divina Cruise Ship
– Transfers between Sao Paulo Airport to MSC Divina
– Transfers between MSC Divina, the Stadium and Rio De Janeiro Airport
– AUD $10,000 credit towards return flights to Brazil
The prize has a total value of US$30,000 – (around AUD $33,000).
Open to home owners and businesses, each purchase of a Yingli solar panel based system of at least 2.5kW capacity from an official Yingli Solar installation partner such as Energy Matters provides eligibility for entry. Registration for the competition must occur by 11 May 2014.
“As the world’s biggest solar company, Yingli Solar is thrilled to be an Official Sponsor of the 2014 FIFA World Cup™ in Brazil and its first renewable energy sponsor,” said Daman Cole, Managing Director of Yingli Green Energy Australia Pty Ltd.
“This is a once in a life time experience to cruise from the FIFA World Cup semi-finals in San Paolo to the Finals in Rio and Yingli Solar is delighted to be able to offer this great prize to our customers.”
More than just an official sponsor, Yingli Solar will also help power the 2014 FIFA World Cup. More than 1,500 Yingli Solar panels installed on the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janerio will generate clean electricity for the event. The array produces enough electricity to power 240 homes and avoids the release of release of more than 2,560 tonnes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere each year.
The panels used on the stadium are Yingli’s YGE Series modules; which are also a popular choice in Australian home solar power installations.
For further information about Yingli Solar products and the competition, contact Energy Matters on 1800-EMATTERS.
