A landmark project in the academic energy transition of Lebanon. NovaEnergia delivered a full EPC solution for Al Balamand University — one of the most prestigious higher education institutions in the country. The system ensures long-term savings, grid relief, and a clean energy leadership statement.
Al Balamand University – 1.7 MWp Solar EPC
Location: Koura, North Lebanon Client Sector: Higher Education
In one of the most prestigious academic institutions in the country, NovaEnergia designed and executed a 1.7 MWp solar system for Al Balamand University. As the largest solar installation on a university campus in Lebanon at the time, this project reflects not only technical excellence but a shared vision for energy independence and sustainability in education.
📍 The Challenge
Like many institutions in Lebanon, the university faced growing energy costs, unstable grid supply, and an urgent need to demonstrate environmental leadership. Our mission was to deliver a system that would guarantee long-term performance, integrate seamlessly with campus operations, and reflect their forward-thinking identity.
⚡ The Solution
NovaEnergia executed a complete Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) solution. The project includes:
1.7 MWp of rooftop and ground-mounted solar panels
Advanced string inverters and load optimization
Real-time energy monitoring and remote diagnostics
🌍 The Impact
The system offsets a significant portion of the university’s daytime energy use and reduces its environmental footprint by over 1,000 metric tons of CO₂ annually. Financially, the project delivers over $290,000 in savings per year, with an ROI of just over 3 years. Beyond savings, it positioned the university as a national leader in clean energy.
🏆 Why It Matters
This project set the benchmark for solar adoption in the education sector across Lebanon. It continues to serve as a reference for institutions seeking performance, scale, and sustainability through solar EPC.
Imapact
Largest university solar project in Lebanon at time of completion