Bulgaria Terasol 110MW Solar Park, occupying 120 hectares in the village of Hrishteni near Stara Zagora, is equipped with 218,240 ASTRO 5 modules with a unit capacity of 550W. Owned by C Solar energy, the project is booming solar development in Bulgarian market, which allows the supply of green electricity to end users and changes the proportion of local energy sources. The MBB design of the ASTRO 5 modules and the 25-year linear power warranty ensure long-term stable solar power generation from the project, which is expected to generate an average of 148,744 MWh per year, offsetting an average of 119,739 tons per year.

The Döllen 154.4MW solar farm, the Europe’s largest n-type TOPCon solar farm in Germany, was financed by the CEE Group and developed by Antlike Solar. The project construction started from May 2022, and finished its construction and connected to the grid in April 2023. Astronergy’s frontier TOPCon tech-powered ASTRO N5 solar panels play as one of the critical cores for the sustainability system. With installation of 154.4MW ASTRO N series n-type TOPCon PV modules, the 154.77MW power output of the solar farm is expected to generate around 160,000 MWh of green electricity annually. This significant output equates to powering around 36,000 four-person households with sustainable electricity.

Japan Nagano 18MW Solar Park is expected to generate 20,000 MWh electricity average annual to meet the demand of 5,500 families. 72,000 ASTRO modules were installed on the north side of Nagato Farm (around 33 hectares). Nagato Farm raises about 190 dairy cows to produce and sell cheese, yoghurt, and milk. Land lease income Ұ50 million per year from the solar park will be used as farm management by expanding dairy manufacturing facilities and subsidizing dairy operations.

Located at The Rakai Health Sciences Program (RHSP) in Uganda, the project is constructed by Energy Systems Limited (ESL) and installed capacity of 137kW ASTRO 5 modules. The power station was fully connected to the grid during Sep, 2023. The Rakai Health Sciences Program (RHSP) commits to conducting innovative and relevant health research in infectious diseases. To ensure that center’s operations are not affected by power shortages during unexpected pandemic, The Rakai Health Sciences Program (RHSP) set up an uninterrupted, cost-effective solar energy system to improve the sustainability of medical research.

Located in Queensland, Australia, the project is co-developed by Meridien Energy and uses ASTRO 5 modules with a total capacity of 78kW. At present, the power station has been fully connected to the grid, and the power generation has generated 14,000 kWh over past three months. Total Tools has been around for more than 30 years and is an experienced national specialty tools retailer with more than 100 stores across Australia. In order to reduce energy costs and minimize its carbon footprint, Total Tools set up this photovoltaic power station, which is excepted to save around $20,000 per year and offset 90 metric tons of carbon dioxide, which has significant economic and sustainable benefits.