The Ministry of Environment is putting back into operation the photovoltaic panels installed in 2014, with an estimated production of 36,000 kWh annually

The Ministry of Environment, Waters and Forests has restarted the photovoltaic system installed on the institution’s building after it had remained unused for several years. The system will produce green energy for the ministry and the other institutions operating in the same building, helping reduce energy consumption from the grid and the carbon footprint.

The installation has an installed capacity of 30 kWp, while estimated annual output is approximately 36,000 kWh. Environment, Waters and Forests Minister Diana Buzoianu said that the ministry is among the first public institutions in Romania to have been equipped with photovoltaic panels, back in 2014.

According to the ministry, bringing the system back into operation transforms an unused investment into an active source of renewable energy and could help reduce the institution’s costs. Data on the energy produced will be published on the MMAP website and will be available for real-time monitoring once the necessary technical solution has been implemented.

Panels that could no longer be used were sent for recycling to a specialized factory in Romania. The recoverable materials may be reintroduced into the economic cycle, in line with the principles of the circular economy.

it was restarted after remaining unused for several years. The system will produce green energy for the ministry and other institutions in the same building, helping reduce grid energy consumption and the carbon footprint. The installation has an installed capacity of 30 kWp, with estimated annual output of approximately 36,000 kWh. Environment, Waters and Forests Minister Diana Buzoianu said the ministry was among the first public institutions in Romania to be equipped with photovoltaic panels, in 2014. According to the ministry, returning the system to production transforms an unused investment into an active source of renewable energy and could help reduce institutional costs. Data on the energy produced will be published on the MMAP website and monitored in real time after the necessary technical solution is implemented. Panels that could no longer be used were sent for recycling to a specialized factory in Romania. Recoverable materials may be reintroduced into the economic cycle in line with circular economy principles.

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