Basic information about the project:
Location: Municipality of Hrvace, Split-Dalmatia County
Area covered by the project: ~ 12.5 ha
Connected power of the power plant: 10 MW
Two transformer stations of 6600 kVA
Nominal voltage at the point of connection: 35 kV, to the network of HEP-ODSa
Project description:
Solar energy represents one of the key and generally accepted renewable energy sources. Therefore, the construction of solar power plants (photovoltaic power plants) that convert sun energy into electricity represents important aspects of the energy sector development strategy of the Republic of Croatia. The main elements of a solar power plant are solar panels, inverters, a transformer, and a control and monitoring system. During the work life of the solar power plant, solar panels convert the radiated solar energy into DC electricity. The solar panels are connected in series (strings) to obtain the appropriate direct current voltage at the input to the inverter. An inverter converts direct current into alternating current of a specific voltage. The alternating current voltage is increased using a transformer to a higher voltage suitable for the transmission of electricity over longer distances and for connection to the power grid of the Republic of Croatia.
Enerkon participated in the project through the following activities:
- creation of a Conceptual design;
- consulting and technical advice during the preparation of studies (EZOP, EOTRP...);
- creation of a Basic design;
- preparation of the Main design;
- consulting and expert assistance to the investor when obtaining key documents and permits in the field of spatial planning and construction (Energy Approval, Location Permit, Building Permit...).