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Photovoltaics – harnessing the power of the sun.
Since SALESIANER’s first PV systems were put into service in 2014, the amount of electricity produced by the company across Austria has since increased to nearly 4 million kWh per year. SALESIANER currently has a total of around 20,000 solar panels in operation, producing an amount of energy equivalent to the annual needs of approximately 3,000 single-person dwellings. The same number of people working at SALESIANER.The acronym typically used for such systems, kWp, stands for kilowatt peak. This indicates the peak power a PV system is capable of generating in kilowatts (kW).
By generating its own green electricity, we have been able to reduce our carbon footprint by around 672 tonnes of carbon dioxide every year. This is equivalent to the amount of carbon dioxide stored by 32,000 Austrian spruce trees or, put another way, equivalent to the amount of carbon dioxide emitted by 4,000 flights from Vienna to Paris.
Our photovoltaic systems
Enns
800 kWp peak power
Inzing
371,28 kWp peak power
Vienna
348,75 kWp peak power
Graz
348,75 kWp peak power
St. Pölten
333 kWp peak power
Wr. Neustadt
195 kWp peak power
Grödig
184 kWp peak power
Leogang
156 kWp peak power
Klagenfurt
600 kWp peak power
Arnoldstein
134,94 kWp peak power
Mattersburg
95,68 kWp peak power
Poland - Konstantynów Łódzki
50 kWp peak power
Romania - Brasov
385 kWp peak power
Romania - Bucharest
399,5 kWp peak power
Romania - Oradea
390 kWp peak power
Slovakia - Bratislava
452 kWp peak power
Slovenia - Rogaška Slatina
214 kWp peak power
Slovenia - Trzin
268 kWp peak power
Czechia - České Budějovice
99,82 kWp peak power
Hungary - Szombathely
248,46 kWp peak power
