PV module field
Solar energy is converted into direct current across technically optimised module areas.
Our projects
We develop energy projects step by step, on a sound technical basis and with a long-term operational perspective. Our first venture is the planned solar park in Strellc i Ulët.
Strellc i Ulët Solar Park
A photovoltaic facility with a target capacity of approximately 0.8–1 MWp is being assessed on an initial area of around one hectare. The electricity generated is intended to be fed into the public grid via a transformer station and the medium-voltage connection specified by KEDS.
The project is planned as long-term energy infrastructure with a perspective of at least 35 years. NURAJ ENERGY intends to develop, own and operate the facility and sell the energy it produces.
Project visualisation
The images provide an initial impression of the possible arrangement of the solar modules, internal roads, inverter station, transformer station and feed-in station.


Non-binding concept visualisations. Site layout, technical implementation and dimensions may change during detailed planning, permitting and grid assessment.
Technical system
Solar energy is converted into direct current across technically optimised module areas.
The direct current generated is efficiently converted into grid-compatible alternating current.
Protection, metering and transformation equipment prepare the energy for medium voltage.
The energy enters the public grid via the approved KEDS connection point.
Development status
Clarify plots, ownership, zoning classification and legal requirements.
Assess capacity, feed-in point, medium voltage and technical conditions with KEDS.
Secure feasibility, yield, construction concept, financing and required approvals.
Deliver and inspect the first stage, connect it to the grid and begin operation.
Capacity, area and schedule figures are current project objectives and not binding guarantees. Final implementation depends in particular on zoning approval, permits, technical feasibility, financing and a binding grid-connection commitment.
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