Cheile Grădiștei Resort Fundata
A mountain tourism complex requires permanent operation, large spaces, leisure areas, and heating or cooling systems with significant energy demand. For Cheile Grădiștei Resort Fundata, the 264 kWp photovoltaic system, made up of 498 panels and two inverters of 100 kW and 115 kW, was implemented to support the resort's energy infrastructure in a demanding environment. The entire photovoltaic system was delivered starting from an existing installation, which, based on technical analysis and proposed corrections, was fully completed in just two weeks. The investment reduces operating costs and provides greater energy stability, essential for continuity in tourism operations.
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