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Bulgarian Holding Starts Regional Expansion with Solar Park in Macedonia
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Solarpro runs a number of photovoltaic projects in Bulgaria. Photo by kaolin.bg
Bulgarian company Solarpro Holding has signed its first contract for setting up a photovoltaic park in Macedonia, the company announced.
The 1 MW solar park will be built near the southern Macedonian city of Bitola. Solarpro's Macedonian branch will be in charge of the complete EPC (Engineering, procurement and construction) servicing of the project.
"The signing of this contract sets the start of the regional expansion of Solarpro Holding. The company's strategy is, after assuming a leadership position in Bulgaria's solar power sector, to taget the regional markets, with neighboring countries being the utmost priority," Solarpro said in a statement.
Solapro Holding notes that it has become the largest system integrator of photovoltaic parks in Bulgaria with a total of 32 solar power facilities at different stages of competition, and a total capacity of almost 100 MWp.
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