Greece produces energy with water and sun: 600 GW landed in the country

Greece It produces energy with water and sun. There is talk of 600 GW. If you are surprised by the unexpected reserve of solar energy found in Europe, you cannot miss this news. The world is in dire need of new forms of energy for several compelling reasons. The first, and what has driven people to make international agreements, is the large ecological footprint caused by fossil fuels. Coal, oil and natural gas, among other things, emit polluting gases that contribute to the progression of climate change.

This information directly forces us to eliminate fossil fuels from our lives, turning the current moment into a profound energy transition that affects several industries. Fossil fuels have proven their worth as an energy generator for decades, but now people need something more. The loss of biodiversity and the creation of an environment that is harmful to their health have been decisive for the change.

Therefore, reducing pollution is another reason why we need new forms of energy. Likewise, growing energy demand requires greater energy security that can only be achieved with greater options. Adopting new forms of energy is much more than an ecological necessity. It represents a new opportunity to build a safer and more sustainable future. Under these circumstances Greece It produces energy with water and sun. Unexpected, but effective.

Greece produces energy with water and sun: you never thought you would see something like this

Photovoltaic inverters Sunny give a delivery to a sustainable desalination plant in Greece. The desalination plant on the Greek island Kimoloslocated southwest of the archipelago Cycladessupplies drinking water to the local community and the growing number of tourists visiting the area thanks to a 100 kWp photovoltaic project supported by investors string SG50CX-P2 de Sunny and by the COM100W intelligent communication box from the Asian manufacturer.

The photovoltaic installation consists of 238 modules of 420 W. Its construction bears the seal of Countless EPC. On the other side the teams Sunny comes from Krannich Solar Greecean official distributor of Sunny. The island of Kimolos It has several challenges ahead with a population of 810 inhabitants multiplying in an area of ​​34.4 km2.

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This increase in population, combined with climate change, poses significant challenges to the island’s water supply, especially in the summer months. A viable solution is seawater desalination, a practice that is already well-known but involves high energy consumption, and is used to address water scarcity around the world.

In fact, it is predicted that many regions of the European UnionSouthern Member States in particular face severe water shortages from now until 2050, when water demand is forecast to increase by up to 30%. In this context, desalination could be a viable solution to this problem, while using clean energy for this process offers a sustainable solution.

Sun and water, the perfect ‘ingredients’ to create energy in Greece

Due to the extreme weather conditions Kimonoswith high temperatures, high humidity and a salty environment, Countless chosen for investors string SG50CX-P2 de Sunnyfamous for their efficiency and reliability. These inverters are compatible with high power modules (+500Wp) and have intelligent control and maintenance functions, while at the same time they have a robust design, certified with IP66 protection and C5 anti-corrosion level.

The COM100W intelligent communication box Sunny system communication was chosen. It offers flexible, reliable and easy operation and a high level of protection thanks to its IP66 design. The products were delivered via Krannich Solar Greece.

Until June 2024, Sungrow had already installed 605 GW of photovoltaic investments worldwide. In short, Greece It already has the definitive formula for energy production: water and sun. A strategy almost as striking as China’s, which produces energy in the sea and even creates a new way of life.