It looks like the largest solar power plant in the Kyiv region. Video

The average cost of construction of such station to seven million euros.

The journalists showed the largest solar power plant in the Kiev region. Instead of abandoned fields in Velyka Dymerka now 13 hectares of solar modules, which are already producing enough electricity for the whole village.

Largest solar plant in the Kyiv region is 22 thousand modules. Annually it will provide electricity to power 26 million households.

Now the station is the size of a football field 21. Per year will produce 8 million kW of energy.

“This is our first project, we plan to build a 50 MW station. In this case, the station will be able to provide electricity for the half of Kiev region. Now there are only eight guards, because the energy production process is completely Autonomous,” says managing partner of the company that owns the station Sergey Yevtushenko.

“Transformer compartment, here comes a 315 watts of AC voltage. After turning in the transformer she already gets into the distribution compartment, and from there a link with ICZM, and to the United energy system of Ukraine”, – explains the representative of the contractor of the plant Yuri Taranyuk.

The neighborhood solar station residents Dymarki like the Chairman. At first people were worried, whether it is harmful, and now rejoice that wasteland in the middle of the village is used effectively.

The average cost of construction of such station to seven million euros. To erect them at state expense is now impossible, so almost all of them private. To investors it was profitable – the electricity tariff established the highest is 15 cents per kilowatt-hour.

“In order for these technologies to import to us that the funds we have worked here, we need first to give them the opportunity to earn some money, and then this trend will go myself to a flywheel”, – said the Chairman of state Agency on energy efficiency and energy saving of Ukraine Serhiy Savchuk.

Now in Ukraine for 170 industrial solar plants.

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