Solarstone's 60-MW Factory: Powering 6,000 Homes in Europe
Oct 4, 2023 12:24 PM ET
- Solarstone's newest 60-MW factory in Viljandi, Estonia is the largest BIPV manufacturing facility in Europe, producing 13,000 solar panels a month to power 6,000 homes yearly. Sunly and Biofuel OU provided the necessary backing for the A+ rated PV-testing facility, making Solarstone's efficient PV-framing kits available in 10 markets.
Solarstone has opened a 60-MW factory in Viljandi, Estonia. The factory, the largest BIPV manufacturing facility in Europe, produces 13,000 integrated solar panels per month, enough to equip 6,000 homes with 10-kW rooftop solar systems each year. The facility is equipped with advanced precision machining and an A+ rated PV-testing station. It was financed with the backing of Tallinn-based renewable energy company Sunly and a contribution from Estonian investor Biofuel OU. Solarstone, established in 2015, offers aluminum framing kits for the direct integration of PV tiles and systems, with over 1,000 solar roofs installed across 10 markets.
What Is Solarstone's 60-MW Factory in Estonia?
- Solarstone's 60-MW factory in Viljandi, Estonia is the largest BIPV manufacturing facility in Europe.
- The factory produces 13,000 integrated solar panels per month, enough to equip 6,000 homes with 10-kW rooftop solar systems every year.
- The facility is equipped with advanced precision machining and an A+ rated PV-testing station, giving home owners the assurance of the highest quality solar products.
- The factory was financed with the backing of Tallinn-based renewable energy company Sunly and a contribution from Estonian investor Biofuel OU.
- Solarstone, established in 2015, provides aluminum framing kits for the direct integration of PV tiles and systems, with over 1,000 solar roofs installed across 10 markets.
- The opening of this new factory is an important milestone in Solarstone's commitment to providing advanced, high-quality solar solutions to customers across Europe.
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