30MW Solar & Storage Project in Moldova | Eco Green Energy

Utility

When it comes to large-scale and complex projects, there’s a lot to consider beyond equipment. Reliable manufacturing, on-time delivery, coordination between project managers and all the post-connection follow-ups are just some of the factors to consider.

For this 30MW solar power plant in Moldova, Eco Green Energy supplied 42000 Atlas TOPCon Pro bifacial PV modules, though our French team. We supported the project’s development from its initial stages to final delivery.

The project is now moving into its next phase with the integration of 150 MWh of battery energy storage.

Challenge

Utility-scale projects operate on tight schedules and leave little room for supply disruptions.

For a project of this size, developers need confidence that manufacturing capacity, product quality, and logistics can support large-volume deliveries without delays or unexpected issues.

At the same time, the future addition of energy storage requires a long-term approach to design and coordination.

Our Solution

Eco Green Energy supplied:

42,000 ATLAS PRO 720W TOPCon bifacial glass modules
Total installed PV capacity of 30 MW
Manufacturing from Eco Green Energy’s own production facility under direct quality supervision

By controlling production internally and managing the project through its French team, Eco Green Energy ensured consistent product quality and reliable delivery throughout the project.

The next stage is already planned with the deployment of 30 GAIA PRO battery energy storage units. It will represent a total storage capacity of 150 MWh connected to the solar plant.

Conclusion

This project demonstrates the importance of combining manufacturing capacity with local project support.

From module production to future energy storage deployment, the same team and organization continue to support the project’s development. Our goal is to ensure a smooth transition from solar generation to integrated solar-plus-storage operation.

As utility-scale projects continue to grow in size and complexity, reliable execution remains as important as the technology itself.

Installed Capacity