Astronergy is set to supply 14.5 MW of TOPCon PV modules for an agricultural ground power station in Hungary. These modules will support the Bicske project, developed by ABO Wind, a Germany-based company specializing in wind, solar, battery, and hydrogen projects worldwide. The ASTRO N5 PV modules, featuring Astronergy’s proprietary n-type TOPCon cell technology, boast a power output of 575 W with module efficiency reaching up to 23.03%. Upon grid connection in June, the project is expected to generate 22,689 MW annually. This collaboration underscores Astronergy’s commitment to local energy development in Hungary alongside ABO Wind. Earlier this February, Astronergy completed a 12.2 MW project in Szakoly, capable of producing 19,179 MW of power annually.
Astronergy to supply TOPCon modules for Hungarian project
ABO Wind has selected Astronergy’s 14.5 MW TOPCon PV modules for its Hungarian Bicske project. (Image Credit: Astronergy)
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