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Eastern European solar-plus-storage would benefit from technological and financial flexibility

Maintaining a varied approach for solar and storage projects could add a valuable aspect of flexibility, according to panelists at LSSCEE.

A more “intelligent” grid in Eastern Europe would be of benefit for the region, according to speakers at Solar Media’s LSSCEE.

Attracting private investments into Polish solar will be essential for Poland’s solar goals, Dr Konrad Wojnarowski said at LSSCEE 2024.

Getting projects to the ‘ready-to-bank’ stage is a key challenge for Eastern Europe’s energy transition, according to speakers at LSSCEE 2024.

Estonian independent power producer (IPP) Sunly has started construction of a 244MW solar PV plant in its home country.

Structures such as CfDs could be a complement to the nascent PPA market in Eastern European solar, according to speakers at LSSCEE.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has lent up to €50 million to a 237.6MW solar PV plant in Bulgaria.

Ahead of the Large Scale Solar Central Eastern Europe event, PV Tech spoke to Rezolv’s Alastair Hammond about the company’s work in Romania.

Independent power producer (IPP) Aquila Clean Energy has connected 210MW of solar PV across five projects in Spain.

Masdar and the Albania Power Corporation (KESH) have announced plans to build a “gigawatt-scale” renewable power portfolio in Albania.