Eko Prime builds 14.7 MW solar farm in Poland

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Polish solar contractor Eko Prime has completed a 14.71 MW photovoltaic installation in Turowo, located in the West Pomeranian province. 

The solar farm spans approximately 16 hectares and is expected to produce around 16,887 MWh annually, bringing measurable returns, the company stated.

The project is owned by Selena Green Investments, part of the Selena Group, which launched in 2021 to focus on large-scale renewable energy development. The company handles design, project management, procurement, and legal and financial services.

Selena Group is a global player in construction chemicals and among the top four global producers of assembly foams. It operates 34 companies across 19 countries, with production facilities in Europe, South Korea, China, and Kazakhstan.

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