ENERGY PROJECTS

A&G Powering Constructions, true to its vision to protect the environment, continues with its main activity of building Photovoltaic Plants. In this way, it has succeeded in reducing the emission of approximately 24 thousand tons of carbon dioxide, on an annual basis. The Photovoltaic Plant, built in Livadeia and specifically in the Mavroneri-Loutsa area, in Viotia has a power of 30MWp. The construction of the fixed Photovoltaic Plant includes mechanical, electrical and earthworks carried out by the company.

PPC Renewables M.A.E. appointed the construction of a 200MW Photovoltaic Park to METKA EGN and the mechanical and electrical works to A&G Powering Construction. A project with a total power of 200MW, stretching out in an area of ​​5,000 acres, and with an estimated budget of 83.7 million euros.

Of the 200MW, A&G has undertaken to deliver over 130MW. Specifically, 110MW is accounted for the electrical installations sector of the park, while the remaining 20MW concerns the mechanical installations sector. Last but not least, the project will be built with a bifacial panel and tracker.

Construction works began in August 2022 and it is expected to be completed in March 2023.

After the Photovoltaic Park of Megalopolis, that was designed to produce about 100GW of clean electricity, A&G undertook the construction of a 50MWp Photovoltaic Plant, in the same area. The project includes the construction of mechanical, electrical and earthmoving works, with a single-axis tracker (Tracker) at PPC Lignite mine in Megalopolis, Arcadia.

A&G Powering Constructions undertook the construction of a 15MWp Photovoltaic Plant at Ptolemaida. The construction of the mechanical, electrical and earthworks undertaken by A&G was carried out with a uniaxial tracker (Tracker) at PPC's Lignite Center in Ptolemaida. The project was appointed by PPC Renewables and Terna SA was the contractor.  

A&G Powering Constructions undertook the construction of a Photovoltaic Plant of a capacity of 207MWp. A&G carried out the mechanical works with a single-axis tracker (Tracker), with a power of 25MWp, and the electrical works with a power of 107MWp in a Lignite mine of PPC in ​​Ptolemaida.  The project was appointed by HELPE and Juwi Hellas  was the contractor.