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Hungary: Greentechnic’s SPP commission

Greentechnic Hungary announced that it has commissioned a solar power plant in Nograd County, a project worth some 22 million euros. The solar power plant has an installed capacity of 20 MW and it was built for Heliosys Hungary, a company which has invested 75 million euros in solar projects in Hungary in the past two years. Managing Director of Greentechnic Hungary Erno Kiss, who is also the chairman of Hungarian Solar Panel Association said that Heliosys, which is owned by a group of Slovakian investors, plans to build 20 more solar power plants in Hungary.

 

 

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