Solar panel manufacturer Astronergy, partnered with Solartech, a leading EPC company in Poland, to deliver high-efficiency solar panels for two utility-scale solar projects in Augstynka and Jeziorko, Poland, totaling 125 MW capacity. The projects feature Astronergy’s ASTRO series PV modules, renowned for efficiency and reliability as per the company, projecting an annual production of 12.76 million kWh. Expected to reduce CO2 emissions by about 102,718 tons annually, these initiatives support Poland’s renewable energy goals.
Astronergy modules power Polish utility-scale projects
Astronergy partnered with Solartech to deliver 125 MW solar panels to two utility-scale projects in Poland. (Image Credit: Astronergy).
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