PGE gets permits to build 107 MW of PV plants in eastern Poland
- PGE Energia Odnawialna, part of Polish utility PGE (WSE: PGE), claimed it has actually acquired building permits for three photovoltaic or pv (PV) projects with a total capacity of 107 MW in Poland's eastern Lubelskie province.
The largest power plant, PV Srebrzyszcze, will certainly have a capacity of 60 MW, and the various other 2, PV Wrzosow and also PV Zoltance, of 32 MW and 15 MW, specifically. The centers will be operational in 2024, producing some 116 GWh annually, which is expected to meet the power demands of over 50,000 households, the renewable energy developer stated in a press release on Thursday.
The three farms are the following huge PV projects that the business will certainly establish this year in addition to the 25-MW PV Augustynka, the 100-MW PV Jeziorko and also the 50-MW center in Kleszczow, chief executive officer Marcin Karlikowski kept in mind. In 2023, the PGE Group will have built or unfinished solar setups of a total amount of 500 MW
PGE Energia Odnawialna is presently the biggest manufacturer of green power in Poland, the company noted. It has 20 wind farms, 29 hydropower plants, four pumped-storage power plants and 24 PV farms. The complete mounted capacity of all facilities is 2,433 MW.
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