Rykhta solar power plant received a “green” tariff

On today`s meeting, NERC decided to establish a green tariff for the second stage of the solar photovoltaic station Rykhta, built by our company in the autumn of 2018. All legal issues related to the adjustment of the electricity producer’s license and FIT obtaining were maintained by Avenston specialists without the involvement of external consultants. All work was done on time and in accordance with the plans agreed by the client.

The solar photovoltaic station “Rykhta” was built in two stages during 2018 near the city of Kamenets-Podolsky in Khmelnytsky region. The solar power plant covers an area of ​​about 5 hectares, and the total capacity of installed solar panels (photovoltaic modules) is 2.178 MW. The project uses Tier-1 solar panels and string inverters.

 

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