Construction of solar stations and wind turbines is planned in the Kobleve community

Development of renewable energy sources. Photo: pixabay

Two solar power plants and one wind power plant are planned to be built in the Kobleve community by 2027.

Such plans are recorded in the approved strategy for the recovery and development of the Kobleve rural territorial community until 2027.

It is noted that the community is located on the coast of the Black Sea, with a high level of solar insolation and winds, so the territory is suitable for the development of solar energy and the development of wind turbines.

Wind power plants have already been installed in the Kobleve community on the territory of Tuzly and Anatolivka settlements. The development strategy for the coming years provides for:

• construction of a solar power plant with a capacity of 5 MW in the village of Rybakivka, Mykolaiv region;
• construction of a solar power plant with a capacity of 50 MW in the village of Tuzly, Mykolaiv region;
• construction of the first phase of the Kobleve wind power plant (wind power plant, — approx.) with a capacity of 9.6 MW in the village of Tuzly, Mykolaiv region;

It is also indicated that in March 2024, places for the placement of alternative energy facilities have already been approved.

Previously, in the NikVesti article about how the Kobleve community lives and what plans it has for recovery, it was reported that the community is working on the preparation of a master plan and a recovery program.