Slovenia Tunnel Using Photovoltaic Container Hybrid

Will Slovenia build a solar plant on the A1 highway?

Slovenian solar developer Soške Elektrarne Nova Gorica (Seng) and the country’s motorway operator, Dars, plan to build several solar plants along the A1 highway, which connects major Slovenian cities such as Maribor, Slovensko Bistrica, Celje, Ljubljana, Vrhnika, Logatec, Postojna and Koper.

Should hybrid PV be a cornerstone of Europe's integrated energy strategy?

As Europe strives to enhance energy security, reduce system costs, and accelerate decarbonization, unlocking the full potential of hybrid PV systems must become a cornerstone of our integrated energy strategy, the report states.

Are hybrid PV systems a good investment for Europe?

SolarPower Europe’s report entitled “Embracing the Benefits of Hybrid PV Systems” – published in early 2025- examines the potential of hybrid renewable projects co-located with storage or other generation that Europe could leverage to a higher degree. The value proposition of hybrid PV systems extends well beyond simple capacity addition.

Will Slovenia add 258 MW of solar capacity in 2022?

Slovenia could potentially add 258 MW of new solar capacity in 2022, according to new figures from the Slovenian Photovoltaic Association (SPA). The country installed 194 MW of solar in the first three quarters of 2022, according to its distribution system operator, SODO. Almost all capacity was added in the residential sector.