With an installed capacity of 29.07 MW, the Arlena Photovoltaic Park is capable of supplying clean energy to around 12,000 households, producing an average of 49.8 GWh per year and making a significant contribution to the reduction of CO₂ emissions (over 22,000 tonnes).

The solar panels used across the park’s five distinct sections represent the best of modern photovoltaic technology. Thanks to their bifacial configuration, they capture sunlight on both sides, optimizing energy production. In addition, equipped with a sophisticated solar tracking system, the panels continuously follow the sun’s movement throughout the day, ensuring maximum efficiency and optimal performance.

The energy generated by the panels is conveyed to the 6 Power Stations distributed throughout the plant, from where it is transferred via a medium-voltage cable system to the central substation and then fed into the grid, ensuring a stable and reliable flow of electricity.

The Arlena Photovoltaic Park is a tangible example of how renewable energy can seamlessly integrate with traditional agricultural practices.