Renalfa IPP completed the repowering of its PV park Kaolinovo in Northeast Bulgaria, and the plant is now fully operational. Project Kaolinovo had a nominal capacity of 10 MWp and has been operating since 2012. After the repowering, the solar park now has an installed capacity of 33 MWp and a co-located battery energy storage system (BESS) with a capacity of 33 MW/110MWh. The project manager and EPC contractor of the project was Solarpro Bulgaria.
Renalfa IPP is an Austrian joint venture between Renalfa Solarpro Group, a clean energy and e-mobility company based in Vienna, and French renewable energy infrastructure fund manager RGREEN INVEST. Renalfa IPP is one of the leading investors and developers of renewable energy projects in Central and Eastern Europe, with more than 554 MW of operational generating assets, more than 455 MW/ 1008 MWh implemented BESS, over 1 GW of projects in construction, and 1 GW of projects in late-stage development. The company is active in Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, and North Macedonia.
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