Latvian firm SOLAR & SIA completes a 4.35 MW ground power station using Jolywood’s TOPCon modules and Solar Edge inverters. Jolywood’s JW series boasts 22.53% conversion efficiency and a 20%-30% bifacial gain. The project is anticipated to annually cut Latvia’s carbon emissions by over 4,300 tons. Jolywood, with a track record of 8 GW delivered globally, remains committed to advancing energy innovation and technological progress.
Latvian SOLAR & SIA completes 4.35 MW solar project
Latvia reached 54MW solar power by 2022, planning 200MW by 2025, embracing photovoltaic energy for growth. Illustration from weixin.
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