SUNOTEC has commissioned Bulgaria's largest solar power plant, the 123 MW Verila Solar Park project. The plant will supply green energy to telecom companies for the next 10 years under a power purchase agreement with Electrohold Trade.
Verila Solar, which spreads over 130 ha and includes approximately 222,000 photovoltaic panels, is capable of powering cities such as Kyustendil and Blagoevgrad on sunny days. The solar facility is located on Mount Verila's southern slope, close to Krainitsi village, near Dupnitsa in southwestern Bulgaria.
Founded in 2012, SUNOTEC operates all around the world and has delivered more than 400 utility turnkey solar photovoltaic plants.
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March 28, 2023
Renalfa plans to acquire 72.5 MW wind project near Kazanlak from Alpiq
Alpiq has reached a deal with Renalfa on the sale of the 73.5 MW Vetrocom wind project, which generates an average of 135 GWh of clean energy yearly. Alpiq fully owns and has successfully operated the...
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January 04, 2023
Aurubis to invest EUR20mn for 24 MW solar PV expansion project in Pirdop
Aurubis plans to invest up to EUR20 million (US$21.18 million) to expand the capacity of the 10 MW in-house solar photovoltaic plant at its site in Pirdop, Bulgaria to 24 MW capacity. The...
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December 19, 2022
Sunotec starts construction of 124 MWp Verila solar PV project in Dupnitsa
Bulgarian solar developer Sunotec has started the construction of the 124 MWp Verila solar photovoltaic project located east of the small town of Dupnitsa near Sofia in Bulgaria. The proje...
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December 20, 2021
EBRD finances EUR32 million for St Nikola wind farm in Kavarna
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has committed new funds to the 156 megawatt (MW) Saint Nikola wind farm located in the Kavarna region of northeast Bulgaria. The bank had provi...
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October 26, 2021
MET Renewables secures antitrust clearance for Eolica Bulgaria acquisition
The subsidiary of Swiss energy group MET, MET Renewables Holding, has secured approval from the Bulgarian antitrust authority for its plan to acquire Eolica Bulgaria. Commission for Protection...
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