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Paralos energy wins the tender for the interconnection of the largest Solar Park in Greece and one of the five larger in Europe

24/12/2020

JUWI, a leading international Renewable Energy Sources developer based in Germany, awarded Paralos Energy with the interconnection works for the largest Solar Park ever built in Greece and one of the five larger in Europe. For the interconnection of the 204MWp Solar Park, Paralos Energy will design, construct and set to operation a 150/33kV, 220MVA Step up Substation and a High Voltage 150kV Transmission Line of approx. 10km length (partly overhead and partly underground). The project is located at the prefecture of Kozani, Greece and will be connected to the High Voltage Center KARDIAS.

On the 1st of October 2020, Hellenic Petroleum through it’s subsidiary “ELPE RES”, completed the acquisition of the Project. The total cost of the project is estimated to 130million Euros and the construction is expected to last approximately 16months.

More than 350 job positions will be covered during construction phase.

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01/06/2021

Paralos Energy launches the Digital Maintenance Platform Paralos Logit as part of the Company’s digital transformation plan

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25/05/2021

Paralos Energy signs new Agreement with Hellenic Petroleum subsidiary “HELPE Renewables” for the development of a 150MW Wind Farm in North Greece

After the successful Agreement back in 2019 for the development of four (4) Wind Farms of 70MW total power in the prefecture of Viotia, Greece, Paralos Energy and HELPE Renewables signed a new Agreement for the development of another 150MW Wind Farm located at North Greece.
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29/03/2021

Paralos Energy awarded with a new High Voltage Substation and Transmission Line Project by ABO Wind

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23/10/2020

Paralos Energy delivers to Siemens Gamesa the BoP works for four (4) Wind Farms of total capacity 76MW in several areas of Greece.

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15/05/2020

Paralos Energy awarded with a new High Voltage Substation Project for the interconnection of a Total Eren 50MW Solar Park

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11/04/2020

ICAP is ranking Paralos Energy within the TOP 20 most successful Companies in Greece in the construction sector

In this leading edition, ICAP announced the 20 most successful Greek Companies in the Construction Sector including Paralos Energy at this honorary distinction. The ranking was based on official financial results of all Companies and mainly profitability.
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10/07/2019

Paralos Energy wins tender for the execution of Balance of Plant Works for a 34MW Wind Farm for Vendavel Energy

Paralos Energy won the tender for the EPC project “Construction of BoP works for 38MW Wind Farm MELIA” launched by the Owner Vendavel Energy. The project is located close to Siatista, prefecture of Kozani Greece and will consist of ten (10) Wind Turbines Siemens-Gamesa SG132-3,4MW.
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