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MD Green Energy 74.6 MW solar portfolio near Fier in Albania

MD Green Energy is preparing a 74.6 MW solar portfolio in Albania, located near Fier in southwestern Albania. The planned portfolio consists of three separate solar projects. The development is intended to add generation capacity outside the country’s dominant hydropower sector.

The three proposed plants would be sized at 21.9 MW, 26.5 MW, and 26.2 MW. All three projects are concentrated in the same development area near Fier. No further project-level details were disclosed in the available information.

Corporate structure and project disclosure

MD Green Energy operates as a subsidiary of Albanian construction group 4 A-M. Investment costs, financing arrangements, grid connections, and commissioning dates have not been disclosed. Those elements are expected to influence how quickly the projects move from planning into construction.

Implications for Albania’s generation mix

The portfolio would broaden Albania’s generation mix beyond hydropower. Its impact on supply security would depend on delivery timing and the ability to accommodate additional solar output on the network. The information provided does not specify timelines or grid capacity constraints.

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