Construction of a 3 MW solar photovoltaic power plant, capable of providing electricity to up to 1,000 households, has been completed in the village of Shurab in Isfara, Sughd Region, Tajikistan. The construction and installation work was carried out by TGEM JSC as part of a project to develop renewable energy sources in Tajikistan.

The project was implemented with a grant from the Government of the Republic of Korea and with the assistance of the Korea Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology (KIAT). The client was Hanmaum Energy Co., Ltd.

The solar power plant is located on a 4-hectare site. The facility is equipped with 4,752 bifacial photovoltaic panels designed to convert solar radiation into electrical energy.

To convert and transmit the generated electricity, 10 string inverters are located on the station’s territory.

The energy infrastructure includes a complete 0.8/35 kV transformer substation with built-in step-up equipment with a total capacity of 4.5 MW, as well as an energy storage system with a capacity of 500 kWh.

One of the station’s distinctive features is its high level of automation. The facility is equipped with a modern remote monitoring and control system, allowing for the monitoring of key technological processes and operational indicators without the constant presence of maintenance personnel.

The power plant’s design capacity can supply electricity to up to 1,000 households. Its operation is expected to improve the region’s energy supply reliability, diversify energy generation sources, and expand the use of environmentally friendly technologies.

The Shurab station exemplifies the application of solar energy in a regional power grid. The combination of photovoltaic panels, an energy storage system, and automated control allows the generated electricity to be used in a manner that takes into account the local power supply.

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