Figures show that Northern-European countries are keener on using renewable energy. Latvia, with 40,3%, has

the third-highest share of RES (the share of gross final consumption of renewable energy sources) in the EU,after

Sweden and Finland.

The primary renewable energy sources in Latvia are biomass and hydropower. However, solar power opportunities

are also being developed, as even in these low-radiation areas, photovoltaics is still convenient and efficient. The

200kW ground-mounted system built in Courland is an example.

It is reported Hanga Ltd, a fish-canning company based in Latvia, installed the largest solar panel park in Courland.

Hanga Ltd is investing in green energy generation, which will be used at the factory to reduce the company’s costs

over the long term.

The 200kw solar plant will produce 198 000 kWh of green electricity over the year, which is ~ 25% of the company’s

total annual energy consumption. It will save more than EUR 17 000 per year for electricity costs. Over the next 10

years, it will save EUR 185,000.

Sunetraco begin to supply solar panels and solar power system kit to Latvia since 2015, the current project is

5kw, 10kw,20kw, 50kw on grid solar power system. Sunetraco solar panels already installed successfully,with

a great power produce performance.

The choice of energy source fell on Sunetraco Solar’s monocrystalline photovoltaic modules because it ensured

greater yield of renewable energy, maximum savings in the bill, and minimum maintenance. Sunetraco Solar modules

are increasingly used in Northern Europe since the panels perform well also in areas with low radiation and high

probability of snow and low temperatures.

Sunetraco Solar modules are mainly used to create green energy, located in the industrial production zone, has always

considered the environment before selecting new equipment or techniques and planning future developments.

Setting up a solar panel park is another step towards more sustainable and environmentally friendly manufacturing.