Solar Energy

HT Solar Installs First Domestically Produced Flexible Solar Panels in Eskişehir

HT Solar, a subsidiary of Chinese HT-SAAE that began operations in 2016, has achieved a milestone by mass-producing Turkey's first flexible solar panels this year. The company installed its first flexible panels in Eskişehir, a project marking a significant innovation in solar technology.

The installation involved 30 flexible solar panels, each with a power output of 450W, covering 120 m² of roof space. These panels are expected to generate 15,000 kWh annually, translating to savings of approximately 65,000 TL per year. Emre Kulaç, HT Solar's Deputy General Manager, highlighted that these panels are 80% lighter than standard panels, weighing just 6.5 kilograms. Their unique adhesive application eliminates the need for drilling or screwing, reducing installation costs and allowing deployment on diverse surfaces.

HT Solar also ensures product reliability, offering a 12-year product warranty and a 25-year power output warranty. The flexible panels feature Anti-PID technology, protecting against deterioration under high voltage and humid conditions.

Source: DonanimHaber

Sunly to Build Estonia's Largest Photovoltaic Farm in Risti, Hybrid Project Planned

Estonian renewable energy developer Sunly has commenced construction of the Solar Park Risti, a 244 MW photovoltaic farm in the Lääne region of western Estonia. This will be the largest solar installation in the Baltic countries, surpassing Lithuania’s 100 MWp PV farm launched earlier this year. The project began

YEO Technology announces €90 million solar power investment in Romania

YEO Technology Energy and Technology Inc. (YEOTK) disclosed a €90 million solar power plant investment in a notification to the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP). The company revealed a framework agreement with Defic Globe, in which it holds a 51% stake, and a Romanian solar power project developer for the transfer

PGE Baltica CEO: Baltica 2 Offshore Wind Farm Moves to Implementation Phase

The Baltica 2 offshore wind farm, a joint project by Poland’s PGE Baltica and Denmark’s Ørsted, is transitioning from the investment preparation phase to implementation, announced Bartosz Fedurek, CEO of PGE Baltica, during the Offshore Wind Poland conference. The project’s financial closure, utilizing a project finance model

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