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Albania: ERE initiates licensing for 8 MW solar PV projects in Gryke

The Albanian energy regulating authority, ERE, is starting the licensing process for four solar photovoltaic (PV) plants in the village of Gryke, near Fier, totaling 8 MW of installed capacity. Each project will have a capacity of 2 MW and is being developed by local companies: Rebesol, Parisol, Samasol and Zenina.

ERE is accepting comments from interested parties until September 29. Notably, Rebesol, Parisol, and Samasol were established in 2021, while Zenina was founded in 2022, all by local entrepreneurs.

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