Sunny days inspire great undertakings, and the investor SE Solar Fluo has entrusted the realization of two important projects to MT-KOMEX, one of the leading domestic contractors in the field of solar energy.
The first month of summer 2025 has been marked by the start of construction of two ground-mounted solar power plants – Fluo Varoš 1 and Fluo Varoš 2. The works are being carried out at a sunny location within the municipality of Aleksinac, where the average annual level of global solar radiation reaches 1,300 kWh/m² to 1,400 kWh/m², while optimally positioned panels can receive up to 1,550 kWh/m², making this site highly suitable for solar power generation.
Within the Fluo Varoš 1 solar power plant, a total of 1,952 panels manufactured by Aiko Solar, each with a power of 650 Wp, will be installed, with a total installed capacity of 1,268.8 kWp and an active connection capacity of 999 kW AC. The expected annual electricity generation is approximately 1,650 MWh.
The second project, Fluo Varoš 2, includes the installation of 1,792 Aiko Solar panels, with a total capacity of 1,164.8 kWp and an active connection capacity of 900 kW AC. The solar power plant is expected to generate about 1,515 MWh of electricity annually.
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Both plants will be equipped with Huawei inverters of 100 kW each – a total of 10 for the Fluo 1 project and nine for the Fluo 2 project. The panels will be mounted on a steel structure manufactured by Sigma Energy, while the assembly and complete execution of works are being carried out by MT-KOMEX, in accordance with domestic and international quality standards.
To maximize the solar potential of the location, especially during the summer months, the panels will be installed at a 20-degree tilt, oriented southward. The structure rests on support poles driven into the ground at a depth of about 1.5 meters, which also form a highly efficient grounding system.
The power plants will be connected to the distribution system at the 10 kV voltage level, in accordance with the technical requirements of the competent electricity distribution company, and all generated energy will be delivered to the grid.
Both facilities will be equipped with Level I lightning protection, in line with the Rulebook on Technical Norms for the Protection of Buildings Against Atmospheric Discharges. In addition, a complete monitoring system will be installed, along with sophisticated grounding and lightning protection systems.
Fire safety is further ensured by the fact that the solar panels are made of glass and aluminum, which are completely non-combustible, as well as the steel mounting structure. The only combustible elements – DC cables and inverters – are additionally protected and mounted beneath the panels, which together form a Faraday cage, protecting the system from direct lightning strikes.
Fluo Varoš 1 and 2 are not only an investment in renewable energy but also an important incentive for the development of green infrastructure and energy independence, both for the local community and beyond.
Prepared by Katarina Vuinac
The story was published in Energy portal Magazine CLIMATE CHANGE
