Tikun Olam Hellas, a leading pharmaceutical cannabis company in Greece, has completed a 662.2 kWp PV system installation at its EU-GMP certified factory in Corinth. According to Tikun Olam Hellas, this system, installed with Greenvolt Next and Recom Repower’s collaboration, will generate 886,100 kWh of green energy annually, meeting 35% of the factory’s energy needs. The project uses 939 Recom Lion HJT 705 Wp modules and 6 Recom Zeus 110 kW inverters, featuring MPPT algorithms for optimal energy control. The installation is expected to reduce CO2 emissions by 346 tons per year.
Tikun Olam Hellas adds photovoltaic system to factory
The photovoltaic system at the Corinth factory features high-efficiency Recom Lion HJT modules. (Image Credit: Pixabay)
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