Activ Solar completes 42.95MW PV plant in the Ukraine

  • Activ Solar has completed the second phase of construction for its Odessa Project. Image: Activ Solar
    Activ Solar has completed the second phase of construction for its Odessa Project. Image: Activ Solar

Austria-based Activ Solar has completed its Ukrainian PV plant, the company has announced. The Starokozache PV plant has a total capacity of 42.95MW and Active Solar has just completed the second phase, adding the last 21.77MW to the project.

The project is located on an 80 hectare site near Odessa and is equipped with 185,952 PV modules as well as 41 inverters. Active Solar is looking to install more PV projects in the Odessa region in Ukraine.

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