The project is located in a remote suburb of Mysłowice, where humid summers and cold winters pose a challenge to the PV system. Kehua's research led to the use of an inverter solution with IP66 protection, which prevents corrosion from water vapor and protects the internal electronics. Moreover, the inverters are designed with internal heating. All these initiatives ensure the product's adaptability to high humidity and extreme cold environments.
The 37 MW solar power plant is expected to generate 39,000 MWh of green energy annually, meeting the electricity needs of around 16,000 households. This amount of power is also sufficient to meet the annual energy needs of a city with 50,000 residents. Furthermore, the ecological impact of the project is significant, with solar production expected to reduce up to 30,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions.