Voltalia, an international renewable energy company, announced the start of construction for three solar power plants in southern France, with a combined capacity of 25.1 megawatts. The first project, a 10.7 MW photovoltaic park on a 15-hectare agricultural wasteland, includes panel trackers and an irrigation system to revive farming activities. The other two projects, with capacities of 8.2 MW and 6.2 MW, feature fixed-structure solar farms. Collectively, the projects will produce enough electricity to meet the annual consumption needs of over 18,000 people and reduce CO2 emissions by 7,500 tons.
Voltalia began construction of three solar projects in France
Voltalia’s 25.1MW solar plants in southern France will offset 7,500 tons of CO2 annually. (Image Credit/Source: Stocksnap/Pixabay)
POWERCHINA finalized EPC responsibilities for design, construction, and commissioning of Panama’s solar project. (Image Source: PowerChina)
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Hero Future Energies commissioned a 29 MW solar project in Karnataka, reducing carbon emissions by 31,624 tons. (Image Credit/Source: mrganso/Pixabay)
Scatec holds 50.9% equity of the 288 MW solar project and will manage the EPC, O&M, and AM services. (Image Source: Scatec)