Accelerating the green energy transition
+380 (93) 389-03-17Project details:
- Stage – 100% completed
- Power – 6 kWp
- Roof surface – 40 sq.m.
- Technology – multy-Si
- Structure – fixed
- Commissioning – 2015
This private roof-solar power plant (photovoltaic plant) was built in order to sell the generated electricity to the network of “green” tariff. This facility was built in autumn of 2015 for a private household in the Kirovograd region. Solar power plant designed with SMA on-grid inverter and polycrystalline silicon modules (solar panels). The total capacity of the photovoltaic modules installed on the roof of the object is 6 kW. In the future, possible expansion of the installed capacity to 10 kW.
List of our services provided in this project was the following:
- Turn-key project management;
- Engineering;
- Procurement;
- Construction;
- Grid connection;
- Commissioning.
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