A New Dawn: The Mongolia solar project
Mongolia is set to advance its clean energy ambitions with the planned inauguration of the 10-megawatt (MW) Moron Solar PV Project in 2026. Located in the Khovsgol province, this development represents a significant step forward in the nation’s strategy to harness its vast renewable energy potential and reduce its reliance on traditional power sources.
Project Scope and Investment
The Moron Solar PV Project is a ground-mounted solar installation backed by a substantial investment of $18.3 million USD. Construction on the 10 MW facility is scheduled to begin in 2025, positioning it for a swift timeline to become operational the following year.
This project is a key part of Mongolia’s broader effort to diversify its energy grid. It joins a pipeline of other planned solar installations, including a 10 MW project in Darkhan and a 15 MW facility in Choir, underscoring a clear national commitment to expanding solar capacity.
Powering Homes and Protecting the Planet
Once connected to the grid, the Moron Solar PV Project is expected to make a considerable impact on both the local community and the environment. The facility is projected to generate approximately 99,000 MWh of clean electricity annually, which is enough to supply power to an estimated 70,000 households.
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From an environmental standpoint, the project is a significant win. By generating carbon-free electricity, it is expected to offset approximately 82,789 tons of COâ‚‚ emissions each year. This contribution is vital as Mongolia works towards its climate goals and seeks to build a more sustainable future. The Moron project serves as a clear example of how strategic investments in renewable technology can deliver tangible benefits for both people and the planet.
