Chernobyl, once the site of a devastating nuclear disaster in 1986, is now a symbol of hope.
This week, a new 3,800-panel solar farm began operations on the contaminated grounds. It will provide power for around 2,000 homes.
This $1.2 million project, developed by Ukraine’s Rodina and Germany’s Enerparc AG, marks the first power production in the 1,000-square-mile exclusion zone since the nuclear plant’s shutdown in 2000.
Evhen Variagin, CEO of Solar Chernobyl LLC, emphasized the project’s significance, calling it more than just a solar plant.
This initiative highlights the potential for …
