Romanian Environment Ministry brings its rooftop solar panels back online
Romania’s Environment Ministry announced that it brought its rooftop photovoltaic system back into operation after several years of inactivity. The installation has a capacity of 30 kWp and is expected to generate approximately 36,000 kWh of electricity annually. Interim environment minister Diana Buzoianu said the building was first fitted with solar panels in 2014. “Today, we are bringing it…
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