A partnership between the Cyprus University of Technology (Tepak) and the Polemidia municipality aims to develop a 9 MW PV park. The agreement, signed on May 13 by Polemidia Mayor Nicos Anastasiou and Tepak Rector Panayiotis Zafiris, will provide sustainable energy to Tepak, the municipality, and its residents. The PV Park, located on municipal property, is currently in the design phase, seeking necessary authorizations.
Tepak plans new photovoltaic park
Tepak and Polemidia municipalities have partnered to create a 9 MW PV park, currently in the initial design phase. (Image Credit: Land.cy)
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