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Greece, Voltalia has commissioned 12 MW Stavria solar power plant

French renewable developer Voltalia said that it has commissioned 12 MW Stavria solar power plant in Greece’s Peloponnese region.

The plant covers the area of 25.3 hectares in Korythio and consists of 22,242 solar panels. Voltalia obtained the license for the plant at the RES auction in 2020 and signed 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA).

Voltalia is present in the Greek market for 13 years and operates a solar portfolio of 16.7 MW. It also provides construction services, as well as operation and maintenance services for almost 100 MW of third party assets.

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