The new energy market in Central and Eastern Europe continues to heat up. Enery has signed a power purchase agreement with Coca Cola's Bulgarian subsidiary, relying on the construction of a new hybrid power station to supply stable green electricity to enterprises and promote decarbonization of physical industries.

Enery has signed a long-term physical power purchase agreement with Coca Cola HBC Bulgaria to purchase renewable electricity from the Knizhovnik hybrid power station, which will be put into operation this week. The power station is located near Haskovo, Bulgaria, with a photovoltaic capacity of 122 megawatts and supporting 70 megawatt hours plus 130 megawatt hours of battery storage. The annual power generation is about 200 gigawatt hours, which can meet the electricity needs of nearly 50000 households. This is the second enterprise power purchase agreement for the power station. Enery has a wide layout in Central and Eastern Europe, with a scale of 2 gigawatts of ongoing projects and nearly 10 gigawatts of project reserves. It continues to expand its photovoltaic energy storage integration projects and provide customized green energy solutions for Central and Eastern European businesses.Editor/Min Jing