Construction work on the solar farm Arsenal, carried out by Triangle Horizon on behalf of GreenYellow are coming to an end.
As the construction phase comes to a close, the Arsenal now stands proudly in the northwest ofMauritius. With an impressive capacity of 13.86 MW, this solar power plant will generate 20 GWh of green energy per year, equivalent to the energy consumption of thousands of Mauritian households.
The Solar Farm Arsenal is the third project by GreenYellow in Mauritius.
The energy partner for businesses and local governments had already installed two solar farms in Queen Victoria and Solitude, thereby solidifying its role as a major player in solar energy production in the Indian Ocean region—a key player in France and one with a growing presence in many countries around the world.
Triangle Horizon had already been involved in the production of Solitude. GreenYellow placed its trust in us once again, and we were able, yet again, to demonstrate our construction expertise and our ability to carry out projects of this scale.
A large-scale solar project: yet another challenge overcome
The reality of installing a solar farm on this scale presented us with challenges, but our experience with solar power projects and our commitment to excellence enabled us to overcome these obstacles.
Our involvement in this project was instrumental in turning GreenYellow’s vision into a concrete reality. At every stage of the process, our teams did everything in their power to overcome the challenges inherent in a project of this magnitude. They worked professionally and in close collaboration with the project owner to move the project forward and successfully complete their mission.
Working in harmony with local resources, the environment, and the highest quality standards to ensure that the Arsenal solar farm is not only an impressive technical achievement but also a lasting symbol of progress.