Solar Power for Reducing Emissions

Project facts

Project promoter:
Port of Koper, port and logistic system, plc(SI)
Project Number:
SI-CLIMATE-0006
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€2,285,019
Donor Project Partners:
Greenstat ASA(NO)
Other Project Partners
Municipality of Koper(SI)

Description


The overall goal of the project is to increase the production of energy from renewable sources. The specific objectives of the project are:
1. Construction of a solar power plant in the port of Koper with an approximate installed capacity of 3 MW.
2. Construction of a solar power plant in the Municipality of Koper with an approximate installed capacity of 270 kW.
The project is in line with Slovenia''s Long-term Climate Strategy 2050, which points the way to a green transition of the economy with net-zero emissions; Local energy concept, Action plan for sustainable energy and Strategic business plan of Luka Koper. Currently, the Port of Koper produces only 1% of energy from renewable sources (sun). With the construction of a solar power plant within this project, the share of energy produced from renewable sources will increase to 10% of the year-round electricity consumption in the port. In the initial phase, the project will address various aspects of solar energy utilization, from the construction of solar power plants, the selection of the best locations for the installations, the selection of photovoltaic panels, energy consumption options and storage of its surpluses. The justification of the choice of investing in the construction of solar power plants in comparison with other ways of exploiting renewable sources (wind farms, geothermal energy, etc.) at the selected location will be elaborated.
The key activities are: - Preparation of a study that will be the basis for the construction of solar power plants in the MOK and in the Port of Koper. - Construction of a solar power plant in the Port of Koper. - Construction of a solar power plant in the MOK.

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