Hevel starts construction for 100 MW Nura solar PV project

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Hevel Group has started the construction for its 100 MW Nura solar photovoltaic project that is located in Akmola Region of Kazakhstan.

The facility will consist of heterostructural bilateral solar modules with a capacity of over 375 W.

The company will finance the development of the project with own funds and debt secured from the Eurasian Development Bank (EDB). The project is expected to be operational by 2020. 

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