Techniquest Science Discovery Centre

Techniquest, Wales’ leading Science Discovery Centre, is embracing sustainability by powering its iconic building in Cardiff Bay with solar energy. In partnership with Carbon Zero Renewables, the site now benefits from a cutting-edge rooftop solar system featuring Vertex S+ 500 W+ modules, reinforcing its commitment to innovation, education, and environmental responsibility.

Company building in Colmar

In a move towards greater energy independence and sustainability, Grai Étiquettes, a label manufacturing company based in Colmar, France, has installed a rooftop solar system on its company building. Developed in partnership with CEM Energies, the system is a strong example of how tailored solar solutions can support the energy transition of small to mid-sized enterprises in Europe.

Valcasado Solar Park

In the sun-drenched region of Huelva, Spain, the Valcasado Solar Park is harnessing the power of renewable energy with a 22 MW capacity. Made in collaboration with owner and developer Green Tie Capital and EPC contractor Elmya, this innovative project highlights the potential of solar power in arid climates, delivering clean energy to the municipality of San Juan del Puerto.

Subačius Solar Park

In Subačius, Lithuania, Trinasolar and Green Genius have collaborated to bring online the Subačius Solar Park, contributing significantly to the region’s clean energy goals. Equipped with 3,410 of Trinasolar’s high-efficiency Vertex N modules, this 1.78 MWp installation produces approximately 2,200 MWh of green energy each year, meeting the energy needs of the area while helping to cut CO₂ emissions by around 925 tons annually.

Stariņi Solar Park

Trinasolar has partnered with SIA SolarXpro to bring the Stariņi Solar Park to life in the Balvi region of Latvia. This innovative project features a unique vertical solar panel installation that is poised to be one of the largest such parks in Europe. The park is powered by 5,940 Trinasolar Vertex N bifacial modules, each with a 685 W capacity, positioned in east-west facing rows to optimise energy capture from dawn to dusk.

Raba Solar Park

Raba Solar Park is a 45 MW utility-scale solar project in Estonia developed and delivered entirely by Trinasolar. Built using our high-performance Vertex dual-glass bifacial modules and the FixOrigin fixed-structure mounting system, the project reflects a fully integrated approach to solar deployment—offering seamless compatibility, faster installation, and long-term performance, even in harsh northern climates.