Ignitis group launched new platform making solar power accessible to all households

Ignitis group launched new platform making solar power accessible to all households

Posted by Vincentas Vitkauskas
2019-10-01
A platform of remote solar power plants was launched in Lithuania on Tuesday, making it possible for all households, including those in apartment buildings, to generate solar power.

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