Recom Technologies, in collaboration with Derex, has developed Latvia’s first FPV with a 2.1 MW capacity. The station will power the ‘Sloka’ wastewater treatment plant in Jurmala, Latvia, reducing electricity costs for ‘Jūrmalas ūdens’ by 40% by generating its own energy. With a 30-year service life, the station aims to cut 231,657 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually.
Latvia’s first FPV to power Jurmala’s water treatment plant
The floating system is equipped with 3,820 RECOM Panther bifacial modules to withstand harsh Latvian climate conditions. Illustration from Recom Technologies.
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