Croatia's Atlantic Grupa Puts 1st Solar Power Plant Into Operation
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Croatia's fast-moving consumer goods distributor Atlantic Grupa said Wednesday it has put its first solar power plant into operation to cut costs and reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by 3,250 tonnes per year.
The estimated annual electricity production of the Vukovina power plant will amount to 437,259 kWh (kilowatt-hour), and return on investment is expected in just a year and a half, the company said in a press release.
Atlantic's project partner, local energy solutions provider E.ON Solar, has mounted 1,020 PV panels with a total power generating capacity of 300 kW on the rooftop of the Vukovina distribution center near Zagreb.
The power plant will generate electricity for Atlantic's own consumption, mainly for the needs of the distribution center, with surpluses to be transferred to the power grid.
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