GoldenPeaks Capital starts production at its newest solar power plant near Bodroghalom, Hungary.
GoldenPeaks Capital's latest solar power plant has the capacity to supply renewable electricity to over 30,000 people annually while offsetting approximately 863,394 tons of CO₂ emissions over its estimated lifetime—equivalent to the carbon absorption of more than one million trees.
This photovoltaic plant marks the first commissioned plant of several projects in Hungary, as GoldenPeaks Capital remains dedicated to driving decarbonization efforts in the energy sector. Nearly a year after signing its first Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) in Hungary, the company remains committed to advancing the green transition by actively partnering with environmentally conscious businesses in the Hungarian market.
Adriano Agosti, founder and chairman of GoldenPeaks Capital said: “We are proud to contribute to the green footprint of Hungary and international companies operating in the country. We invite more businesses committed to decarbonizing their operations to join our technical expertise and effective problem-solving strategies.”
The plant has been completed within just 8 months, overcoming significant challenges, such as harsh winter weather conditions. Newest state of the art technology has been implemented to minimize environmental impact and ensuring long-term efficiency. The exceptional teamwork by engineers, construction specialists, and pv solar professionals combined with our technical expertise have ensured a smooth execution of the project, significantly improving the region’s security of supply in electricity and reinforcing the stability and resilience of the local grid.
