Voltalia, a global renewable energy player, has started power production at its Logelbach solar power plant, in France, boasting 12.1 MW capacity. Situated on a former landfill in Wintzenheim, the 12-hectare solar farm houses 21,384 panels, generating electricity equivalent to 6,000 people’s consumption. This eco-friendly initiative aids France’s energy transition, curbing 2,545 tonnes of CO2 annually. Voltalia has committed to maintenance and administrative services for a period of 20 years.
Voltalia grid connects 12.1 MW PV plant in France
With the addition of the Logelbach solar power plant, Voltalia’s total installed solar capacity in France now reaches 221 MW. (Image Credit: Voltalia).
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