Accelerating the green energy transition
The AVENSTON engineering group has successfully completed the design of a ground-based solar power station in the Poltava region. This Solar Power Plant has already received a building permit from the State Architectural and Construction Inspectorate. A little time will pass when one more renewable energy unit will appear in Ukraine, generating green carbon-free electricity. Just so, with small but confident steps, the difficult path to the energy independence of our country will be overcome. And we are proud to be part of the process!
AVENSTON specialists carried out not only the development of project documentation for the “Project” stage but also provided consulting services: business planning support and optimizing of the equipment purchases.
The technical and economic indicators calculations based on the specifics of the project and the tasks that the customer set for the AVENSTON team. Here was carrying a painstaking and close study of all of the details and features of the object, due to the extremal meticulousness of our engineering team.
More details of the KONONIVKA Solar PV Power Plant:
The future PV station will be located on a 4ha land-site with a total external perimeter length of 847 meters. The installed capacity of the power plant will be 2.7 MW, and the projected annual generation is 3380 MW * h. High-efficiency poly-Si modules (Tier-1) with a capacity of 375 W and inverters Huawei Sun 2000-60KTL and Huawei Sun 2000-50KTL will generate clean electricity.
We urge you to join the clean energy industry of the future, earning and developing green energy in Ukraine and in the world. The unique professional experience of the AVENSTON team and a wide range of our services and products in the renewable energy industry are at your unlimited disposal.
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