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Solar power plants in Armenia

Karensi Power develops, owns and operates solar power plants in Armenia. Three plants are operating today, with 11.6 MW of installed capacity, 18.6 GWh of generation a year and 7,610 tons of CO2 saved annually.

Aerial view of a utility-scale solar power plant on dry hills above a mountain lake in the Armenian highlands.
Operating
11.6 MW
Hrazdan
Lake Sevan
Spitak
Rows of solar panels on concrete footings at the ARSUN power plant in Hrazdan, with bare autumn trees and hills behind.Operating

ARSUN: 2.4 MW solar power plant

Karensi Power's 2.4 MW grid connected solar power plant in Hrazdan, operating since 2019 and financed by KfW with a 12 year loan

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Aerial view of the SOLAR-5 power plant: rows of solar panels curving across a dry hillside above Lake Sevan, with mountains on the far shore.Operating

SOLAR-5: 6.8 MW solar power plant

Karensi Power's 6.8 MW grid connected solar power plant at Lake Sevan, operating since its commissioning in October 2022

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Aerial view of the Stellar Energy agrivoltaic plant near Spitak, its solar array set among cultivated fields with hills behind.Operating

Stellar Energy: 2.44 MW agrivoltaic solar power plant

Karensi Power's 2.44 MW agrivoltaic solar power plant in Spitak, Lori Province, with panels raised above land that is still farmed

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Visualisation of the planned Kotayk hybrid site: a solar power plant with a row of battery storage containers and a substation in a mountain valley.In development

Kotayk: 6 MW solar power plant with storage

A 6 MW solar power plant with energy storage in Kotayk Province, now in pipeline, bringing together Karensi Power's solar record and its NESS storage work

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