Solar power in Albania
Solar power in Albania is widely available, but not yet developed.[1] All of Albania's electricity comes from hydroelectricity. A program to install solar water heating intended to use $2.75 million to install 75,000 m² of solar panels.[2] By the end of 2010 a total of 52,000 m² had been installed, with an additional 50,000 m² expected by 2015. The number of sunshine hours in Albania ranges from 2100 to 2700.[3]
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- Albania Energy Society PV/Solar generation
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