In 2009, Ukraine established a feed-in tariff of €0.46 per kilowatt-hour until 2030, one of the highest.[2]
As of January 2012, the Perove Solar Park was the most powerful solar power plant in the world, with 100 MW capacity. At that time, it was followed by the Canadian Sunny Power Plant "Sarnia" at 97 MW, the Italian Montalto Di O at 84.2 MW, and the German Finsterwalde at 80.7 MW.
The park consists of 440,000 crystalline solar photovoltaic modules, connected by 1,500 km of cable and installed on more than 200 hectares of area (covers approximately 259 football fields).
Electricity produced by this plant was sufficient to meet the needs of the city of Simferopol in 2012. The total capacity of all solar power plants in the territory of the Crimea: "Perove", "Okhotnykove", "Mityayeve" and "Rodnykove", was 227.26 MW, which was more than 15 percent of the total energy needs of all Crimea, which was 1200 MW at that time.
The new power station surpassed the five previous world largest photovoltaic parks. Perove Solar Park was built in seven months. The power plants used solar panels of Asian manufacturers and inverters of European companies.
Occupation and subsequent annexation by Russiaedit
Before the occupation of Crimea by Russia, the substation was integrated into the grid power distribution system of Ukraine. After the occupation by Russia, the plant started supplying energy to the Crimean Peninsula.
This plant, like a number of other solar farm projects, received loans from a group of banks that hoped to make a profit from investments through a special "green tariff" that was established by the Ukrainian Government. However, due to cheap electricity from Russia and lack of current subsidy, the stations are unprofitable. Now, only part of their power is used. The plant tried to get a green tariff in the Russian Federation.[3][4]
^Europe’s Biggest Solar Park Completed With Russian Bank Debt
^Sorokina, Anna (2017-09-11). "Russia among top 3 global leaders in solar module production". www.rbth.com. Retrieved 2021-03-31.
^"СМИ узнали о планах солнечных электростанций в Крыму получить льготы". РБК (in Russian). 16 March 2017. Retrieved 2021-03-31.
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perovo, solar, park, this, article, require, cleanup, meet, wikipedia, quality, standards, specific, problem, style, please, help, improve, this, article, july, 2023, learn, when, remove, this, template, message, russian, СЭС, Перово, perove, solar, park, ukra. This article may require cleanup to meet Wikipedia s quality standards The specific problem is style Please help improve this article if you can July 2023 Learn how and when to remove this template message The Perovo Solar Park Russian SES Perovo or Perove Solar Park Ukrainian SES Perove romanized SES Perove is a 100 MWp photovoltaic power station located at Klyuchi uk a part of Perove Simferopol Raion Crimea Ukraine As of July 2012 it was the world s fourth largest solar farm and was made up of 440 000 solar panels It is owned by Activ Solar and the final 20 MW stage was completed on December 29 2011 Perove Solar ParkPerovo Solar ParkOfficial nameSES Perove CountryDisputed Ukraine de jure Russia de facto LocationKlyuchi Perove Settlement Council CrimeaCoordinates44 57 28 N 33 55 37 E 44 9579 N 33 9269 E 44 9579 33 9269StatusOperationalSolar farmTypeFlat panel PVSite area200 ha 494 acres 200 ha 2 km2 Power generationUnits operational440 000Nameplate capacity100 MWAnnual net output132 5 GWh 1 edit on Wikidata In 2009 Ukraine established a feed in tariff of 0 46 per kilowatt hour until 2030 one of the highest 2 As of January 2012 the Perove Solar Park was the most powerful solar power plant in the world with 100 MW capacity At that time it was followed by the Canadian Sunny Power Plant Sarnia at 97 MW the Italian Montalto Di O at 84 2 MW and the German Finsterwalde at 80 7 MW The park consists of 440 000 crystalline solar photovoltaic modules connected by 1 500 km of cable and installed on more than 200 hectares of area covers approximately 259 football fields Electricity produced by this plant was sufficient to meet the needs of the city of Simferopol in 2012 The total capacity of all solar power plants in the territory of the Crimea Perove Okhotnykove Mityayeve and Rodnykove was 227 26 MW which was more than 15 percent of the total energy needs of all Crimea which was 1200 MW at that time The new power station surpassed the five previous world largest photovoltaic parks Perove Solar Park was built in seven months The power plants used solar panels of Asian manufacturers and inverters of European companies Occupation and subsequent annexation by Russia editBefore the occupation of Crimea by Russia the substation was integrated into the grid power distribution system of Ukraine After the occupation by Russia the plant started supplying energy to the Crimean Peninsula This plant like a number of other solar farm projects received loans from a group of banks that hoped to make a profit from investments through a special green tariff that was established by the Ukrainian Government However due to cheap electricity from Russia and lack of current subsidy the stations are unprofitable Now only part of their power is used The plant tried to get a green tariff in the Russian Federation 3 4 See also edit nbsp Renewable energy portal List of photovoltaic power stationsReferences edit World s Largest Solar Park in Ukraine Europe s Biggest Solar Park Completed With Russian Bank Debt Sorokina Anna 2017 09 11 Russia among top 3 global leaders in solar module production www rbth com Retrieved 2021 03 31 SMI uznali o planah solnechnyh elektrostancij v Krymu poluchit lgoty RBK in Russian 16 March 2017 Retrieved 2021 03 31 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Perovo Solar Park amp oldid 1177220130, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
