N2OFF announced on August 27, 2024, that its first PV solar project in Germany, developed in collaboration with Solterra Renewable Energy, has received approval to connect to a regional power grid. The project, approved by the municipality of Melz, is expected to have a total capacity of 111 MWp.Solterra's co-CEO, Eran Litvak, emphasized the significance of securing grid connection approval, which demonstrates the project's safety standards and alignment with planned timelines. N2OFF's CEO, David Palach, expressed satisfaction with the project's progress, noting that reduced regulatory and operational risks validate their partnership with Solterra.Solterra, founded in 2022, manages a portfolio of Solar PV projects across Italy, Poland, and Germany, with a cumulative capacity of approximately 300 megawatts. N2OFF, formerly known as Save Foods, Inc., is expanding its focus to include sustainable energy solutions and greenhouse gas emissions reduction, alongside its existing agri-tech initiatives.

N2OFF announced on August 27, 2024, that its first PV solar project in Germany, developed in collaboration with Solterra Renewable Energy, has received approval to connect to a regional power grid. The project, approved by the municipality of Melz, is expected to have a total capacity of 111 MWp.Solterra's co-CEO, Eran Litvak, emphasized the significance of securing grid connection approval, which demonstrates the project's safety standards and alignment with planned timelines. N2OFF's CEO, David Palach, expressed satisfaction with the project's progress, noting that reduced regulatory and operational risks validate their partnership with Solterra.Solterra, founded in 2022, manages a portfolio of Solar PV projects across Italy, Poland, and Germany, with a cumulative capacity of approximately 300 megawatts. N2OFF, formerly known as Save Foods, Inc., is expanding its focus to include sustainable energy solutions and greenhouse gas emissions reduction, alongside its existing agri-tech initiatives.