The DeLasol solar energy complex, with a total installed capacity of 23.64 MWp, has been constructed in the Municipality of Lapovo. The complex is designed to generate electricity from renewable energy sources for sale on the open electricity market, thereby contributing to the development of a sustainable and reliable energy system.

The project was implemented in two phases.

During the first phase, completed in 2023, the DeLasol solar power plant was constructed with an installed capacity of 11,760 kWp. The power plant is equipped with Canadian Solar photovoltaic modules, a mounting structure manufactured by Sonnen Metal, and Fronius Tauro ECO inverters. Its average annual electricity generation amounts to 15,664,320 kWh.

The investment continued throughout 2024 and 2025 with the construction of the DeLasol North solar power plant, which has an installed capacity of 11,880 kWp. The plant features Canadian Solar photovoltaic modules with individual capacities ranging from 650 to 660 Wp, Fronius Tauro ECO 100-3-P inverters, and a mounting structure manufactured by Kıraç Metal. Its expected annual electricity generation is 15,692,292 kWh, while the estimated reduction in carbon dioxide emissions amounts to approximately 14,625 tonnes per year.

With a total expected annual electricity generation of more than 31.3 million kWh, the DeLasol complex makes a significant contribution to increasing the share of renewable energy, reducing emissions, and building a more sustainable energy future.