65MW Baltics Solar Farm Unveiled by European Energy

• European Energy unveils ambitious plans for the largest solar farm in the Baltics. Located in Anyksciai, Lithuania, it has a capacity of 65MW and will provide 24,000 households with clean energy when it is connected to the grid in Q4 2023. It will feature 140,000 solar panels and a total output of 90,000MWh per year.

European Energy has unveiled plans for the largest solar farm to date in the Baltics located in Anyksciai, Lithuania. It will have a capacity of 65MW and be connected to the grid in Q4 2023. The solar farm will feature 140,000 solar panels mounted on tracker systems to ensure an optimal production throughout the day. The total output is expected to be 90,000MWh a year, enough to power 24,000 households. European Energy is also developing projects in Jonava and Skuodas which will be connected to the Lithuania national grid by 2026.

What Is the Capacity of European Energy's Baltic Solar Farm?

• The solar farm in Anyksciai, Lithuania will have a capacity of 65MW.
• It will be connected to the grid in Q4 2023.
• 140,000 solar panels will be mounted on tracker systems, ensuring optimal production throughout the day.
• The total output is expected to be 90,000MWh a year.
• This is enough energy to power 24,000 households.
• European Energy is also developing solar projects in Jonava and Skuodas, which will be connected to the Lithuania national grid by 2026.
• The project will also feature battery storage technology to enable the solar farm to supply power at night.
• The project is expected to reduce Lithuania's carbon emissions by more than 13,000 tons a year.