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New Energy World
New Energy World embraces the whole energy industry as it connects and converges to address the decarbonisation challenge. It covers progress being made across the industry, from the dynamics under way to reduce emissions in oil and gas, through improvements to the efficiency of energy conversion and use, to cutting-edge initiatives in renewable and low carbon technologies.
140 MW Karavasta solar plant, the largest in Albania
Photo: Jennifer Jullia
Work on the 140 MW Karavasta solar plant, located in the Fier district, south of Albania, is now complete with the plant ready to provide electricity equivalent to the annual consumption of 220,000 residents.
The Karavasta solar plant is also expected to prevent the emission of over 29,165 t/y of CO2, roughly 7% of the emissions from the Albanian industrial sector. The Albanian government is targeting 54.4% of renewable energies in the country’s gross energy consumption by 2030.
The project, which covers about 200 hectares and was finished in less than 18 months, is supported by long-term sale contracts.
