Chinese manufacturer Hanwha SolarOne has announced four UK solar farms with its panels are now finished. The farms in Devon, Kent, Manningtree and Hampshire are expected to produce 60.5 megawatt […]
Chinese manufacturer Hanwha SolarOne has announced four UK solar farms with its panels are now finished.
The farms in Devon, Kent, Manningtree and Hampshire are expected to produce 60.5 megawatt hours (MWh) a year, enough to power more than 18,000 homes.
A whopping 230,000 solar modules went into the four projects, with the first batch delivered from China in December 2013.
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