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286 MWp operating. Every park reported against its forecast.

We develop, build and operate solar parks in Ukraine and Central Europe.

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Monthly generation in 2025
Monthly generation in 2025, GWh
MonthActualP50P90vs P50
Jan8.38.97.7-6.7%
Feb13.914.612.7-4.8%
Mar25.226.523.6-4.9%
Apr34.135.732.5-4.5%
May40.742.439.0-4.0%
Jun41.443.040.0-3.7%
Jul43.144.741.6-3.6%
Aug39.441.038.1-3.9%
Sep32.131.529.0+1.9%
Oct21.923.220.9-5.6%
Nov10.711.610.1-7.8%
Dec7.27.96.7-8.9%
2025318.0331.0310.0-3.9%
Aerial view of an Albedo solar park: rows of dark panels between sunflower fields in bloom, western Ukraine
parks
14
GWh in 2025
318
availability
98.7%
GWp pipeline
1.1

Portfolio by stage

286 MWp generates today. Another 1 124 MWp is under construction, ready to build or in development in Ukraine, Poland and Romania.

  • 286MWpOperating14 parks in five regions of western and central Ukraine, commissioned 2016 to 2022
  • 94MWpUnder constructionSokal, Lviv oblast, 42 MWp and Zamość, Lubelskie, 52 MWp; COD 2027
  • 210MWpReady-to-buildCraiova Nord, Dolj, 120 MWp and Balș, Olt, 90 MWp; COD 2028
  • 820MWpDevelopment8 projects in Poland and Romania, from site control to grid connection

Since 2011. Head office in Kyiv, office in Warsaw. 160 people in development, construction and operations. About 245 000 t of CO2 avoided in 2025.

Where the parks are

Operating parks sit in five regions of western and central Ukraine. The next 1.1 GWp is in Lviv oblast, south-east Poland and southern Romania.

Operating286 MWp

  • Korosten41.0 MWp
  • Bar 132.4 MWp
  • Zbarazh26.1 MWp
  • Tulchyn23.6 MWp
  • Berdychiv22.1 MWp
  • Krasyliv21.3 MWp
  • Haisyn19.4 MWp
  • Horodok18.9 MWp
  • Dunaivtsi16.2 MWp
  • Brody16.1 MWp
  • Bar 214.8 MWp
  • Zhovkva12.6 MWp
  • Terebovlia11.8 MWp
  • Chortkiv9.7 MWp

Under construction94 MWp

  • Sokal42 MWp, UA
  • Zamość52 MWp, PL

Ready-to-build210 MWp

  • Craiova Nord120 MWp, RO
  • Balș90 MWp, RO

Development820 MWp

  • Hrubieszów110 MWp, PL
  • Caracal140 MWp, RO
  • Calafat120 MWp, RO
  • Tomaszów Lubelski85 MWp, PL
  • Chełm95 MWp, PL
  • Roșiorii de Vede120 MWp, RO
  • Kraśnik60 MWp, PL
  • Alexandria90 MWp, RO

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How a park is developed

Every project passes the same six stations in the same order. It moves on only when the documents for the next gate are signed.

  1. Site control

    Land lease options signed with every landowner and a cadastral survey of the plot.

    Typical time
    3 to 6 months
    At the gate
    Signed options, cadastral plan

    150 MWp2 projects at this station now

  2. Permits

    Zoning, the environmental decision and the building permit.

    Typical time
    9 to 18 months
    At the gate
    Final permits

    300 MWp3 projects at this station now

  3. Grid connection

    Connection conditions from the network operator, then a signed connection agreement.

    Typical time
    6 to 18 months
    At the gate
    Grid connection agreement

    370 MWp3 projects at this station now

  4. Ready-to-build

    Permits final, grid secured, EPC price and module supply fixed. The investment decision is taken here.

    Typical time
    Board decision
    At the gate
    RTB file, board minutes

    210 MWp2 projects at this station now

  5. Construction

    Piling, tables, modules, inverters, the MV station and the grid line. Budget reference about €460 per kWp at 2025 European prices.

    Typical time
    9 to 14 months
    At the gate
    Commissioning tests

    94 MWp2 projects at this station now

  6. COD

    Commercial operation. O&M takes over and the park enters the monthly report against its P50.

    Typical time
    From day one
    At the gate
    Monthly reports

    286 MWp14 parks at this station now

Aerial view of a solar park under construction: panel rows on one side, bare steel tables on the other, pallets of modules and a cable trench by the track
Sokal, Lviv oblast: 42 MWp under construction, due for COD in 2027. Half of the tables already carry modules.

What we publish, and when

Generation is public, park by park, every month. Financial reports and contracts go to investors through the data room.

Monthly

Generation of every park against its P50, with availability and curtailment.

7th working day of the next month. Public.

Quarterly

Operations, finance and pipeline progress for co-investors.

Within 45 days of quarter end. Data room.

Annual

Audited financial statements under IFRS and a park-by-park generation report.

Statements by 30 April, generation report in February.
Latest documents
DocumentPeriodPublishedAccess
Quarterly reportQ3 2026Due 13 Nov 2026Data room
Monthly generation reportSeptember 2026Due 9 Oct 2026Public
Monthly generation reportAugust 20269 Sep 2026View online
Quarterly reportQ2 202614 Aug 2026Data room
Monthly generation reportJuly 202611 Aug 2026View online
Monthly generation reportJune 20269 Jul 2026View online
Quarterly reportQ1 202615 May 2026Data room
An engineer in a hi-vis vest at the open door of an inverter station between panel rows, seen from above; a sunflower field behind the fence
Every figure starts at a meter. Inverter and transformer station at Tulchyn, Vinnytsia oblast.

Contracts, yield studies and audited accounts are in the data room

Access follows a signed NDA, usually within two working days. Co-investment starts at €250 000, in one park or across the portfolio.

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