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Albania: 4.8 MW solar farm commissioned

Albanian company Vega Energy has completed the installation of a 4.8 MW solar farm near the city of Fier, commissioned by local renewable energy companies Sun Avenue and SunPower.

The power plant, located on a 5.3 hectares of land lot near Darzeze beach, is set to generate 7.75 GWh of electricity annually, Vega Energy said in a video published on social media LinkedIn.

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