The four photovoltaic projects, completed in March, are expected to generate enough energy to supply more than 8,100 households in the U.K. They comprise around: 5 MW in Devon, 10 MW in Kent, 8 MW in Pembrokeshire; and over 6 MW in Cornwall.
"The affiliate company of vogt solar ltd, which is based in United Kingdom, played a decisive role in the development of these projects. It will continue to support the solar power plants through ongoing operation and maintenance servicing contracts," said the company in a statement released.
To date, ib vogt has installed 55 MW worth of photovoltaics in the U.K. It plans to complete over 100 MWp more this year.
No further information was released, and the company could not be immediately contacted for more details.
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