Over 50 kWp of architecturally integrated solar energy in the heart of the city
Bexie Energy, in collaboration with its installation partner Masnorte Energía Renovable, has successfully completed a major photovoltaic project for a residential community located in the center of Oviedo, Asturias.
This project demonstrates how solar energy can be efficiently integrated into dense urban environments while maintaining architectural harmony and delivering long-term energy savings.
The installation features more than 50 kWp of installed capacity, composed of 120 photovoltaic modules and managed by a 50 kW Bexie three-phase inverter, providing reliable renewable energy generation to support a significant portion of the building's electricity demand.
One of the most challenging aspects of the project was its location in the city center, where architectural and aesthetic requirements were particularly important. To ensure seamless visual integration, all-black photovoltaic modules were installed together with a black mounting structure, creating a discreet and elegant rooftop solution.
Project Features:
- Location: Oviedo, Asturias, Spain.
- Urban residential community.
- More than 50 kWp installed capacity.
- 120 photovoltaic modules.
- 50 kW Bexie three-phase inverter.
- All-black solar modules.
- Black mounting structure.
- Designed for collective self-consumption and energy efficiency.
Key Benefits:
- Renewable energy generation for shared building consumption.
- Reduced electricity costs.
- Lower dependence on grid-supplied electricity.
- Efficient use of available rooftop space.
- Excellent architectural integration.
- Reduced carbon emissions.
This project highlights how solar energy can be successfully deployed even in highly demanding urban environments, combining performance, aesthetics, and sustainability to support the energy transition in modern cities.
