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Greece: Cero obtained a construction permit for a 250 MW solar power plant

Cero Generation received a construction permit for a 250 MW solar power plant in the region of Thessaly. The project was developed by a subsidiary, Hibiscus Energy MIKE.

The power plant should be installed in the municipality of Riga Feraio and will consist of around 454,000 bifacial modules of 550 W each. China’s Suntech has been chosen as the technology provider, along with Huawei for the inverters.

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