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MCC will build Moldova's first large-scale solar park

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According to a statement from Moldova's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration, Chinese steelmaker MCC plans to build a solar park
in Moldova by the end of the year until early 2019.

MCC will build Moldova's first large-scale solar park

Moldovan Government Minister Tudor Ulianovschi met with MCC Vice President Zhang Ye during his recent visit to China to discuss
the details of the solar project and some of MCC's other investment plans in Moldova.

Zhang Ye said that MCC has the ability to become a reliable partner of the Moldovan government and help the country develop various projects to promote the country's modernization process and economic development
.
These projects include road infrastructure, digital education, renewable energy, waste management and drinking water management
.
But he did not provide more details about the solar project
.

Moldova's first megawatt-scale photovoltaic power plant was put into operation in May this year, and the developers are Italian companies Fly Ren Energy Group and Consulcesi Tech
.

According to a document recently released by Moldova's Ministry of Economy, 88% of electricity demand is currently imported
.
The existing installed solar capacity is only 2.
2 megawatts
.

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According to a statement from Moldova's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration, Chinese steelmaker MCC plans to build a solar park
in Moldova by the end of the year until early 2019.

Solar Park

MCC will build Moldova's first large-scale solar park

Moldova's first megawatt-scale photovoltaic power plant was put into operation in May this year, and the developers are Italian companies Fly Ren Energy Group and Consulcesi Tech
.

According to a document recently released by Moldova's Ministry of Economy, 88% of electricity demand is currently imported
.
The existing installed solar capacity is only 2.
2 megawatts
.

，

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