N2OFF, Inc. announced potential enhancements to its Solar PV Joint Venture Project with Solterra Renewable Energy Ltd. in Meltz, Germany. The approved grid connection capacity exceeds the original 97 MW requirement by approximately 10%, opening up two possible pathways to maximize value: increasing the project's capacity by up to 10% or incorporating battery storage solutions.The current project design aims for an aggregate capacity of 111 MWp. N2OFF and Solterra are examining both options to determine which could enhance the project's overall efficiency and profitability. While further assessment is needed, the increased capacity is believed to add significant potential value to the project, including a possible higher overall valuation if sold.David Palach, N2OFF's CEO, expressed excitement about the potential this additional grid capacity could provide and commitment to exploring options to increase the project value. The company, formerly known as Save Foods, Inc., is engaged in sustainable energy solutions and agri-tech innovations, including efforts to mitigate nitrous oxide emissions in agriculture.

N2OFF, Inc. announced potential enhancements to its Solar PV Joint Venture Project with Solterra Renewable Energy Ltd. in Meltz, Germany. The approved grid connection capacity exceeds the original 97 MW requirement by approximately 10%, opening up two possible pathways to maximize value: increasing the project's capacity by up to 10% or incorporating battery storage solutions.The current project design aims for an aggregate capacity of 111 MWp. N2OFF and Solterra are examining both options to determine which could enhance the project's overall efficiency and profitability. While further assessment is needed, the increased capacity is believed to add significant potential value to the project, including a possible higher overall valuation if sold.David Palach, N2OFF's CEO, expressed excitement about the potential this additional grid capacity could provide and commitment to exploring options to increase the project value. The company, formerly known as Save Foods, Inc., is engaged in sustainable energy solutions and agri-tech innovations, including efforts to mitigate nitrous oxide emissions in agriculture.