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Albania: Vega Energy nears completion of 10 MW solar power plant in Lushnje

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Vega Energy, an Albanian solar developer, announced that its 10 MW solar power plant in Lushnje is nearing completion.

The project, backed by investor 5GX Energy, began construction in June and is set to be commissioned and handed over shortly. Established in 2022, 5GX Energy focuses on generating electricity from solar, wind, and hydro power sources.

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