Brunata produces green electricity by photovoltaic cells

In the village of Kapatovo in Bulgaria, Brunata has installed 2,160 panels on an area of 14,000m2 land. With a capacity of 507.6 kWp it produces enough electricity to run 35 appartments. The electricity is sold to the local company for electricity transmission.

Many hours of sun and a great reduction in CO2 emission
Kapatovo is located in the sunniest part of Bulgaria with 2,510 hours of sunshine on an average. In comparison Sofia has got 2,020 hrs/yr and Sahara in Africa has got 4,000 hrs/yr.

The reduction in CO2 emission compared to the same amount of electricity produced by coal-fired power stations is expected to be approx. 500 t CO2/yr. The cars of the Heat Allocation Accounting department of Brunata Bulgaria OOD in 2009 emitted approx. 30 t CO2.

Brunata's investment supported by the European Bank
The investment in the Brunata voltaic cells is EUR 1.6 million. The project is supported with a grant of 20% from the European Bank for reconstruction and development, as a project for utilization of renewable sources.