A new solar park

A new solar park

07.09.2023, Tinu village. The renewable energy producer Evecon opened a solar park in Valga municipality, which is the largest in Southern Estonia with a capacity of nearly 16 megawatts. Photo Arvo Meeks, Lõuna-Eesti Postimees

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