Romania's first mobile photovoltaic plant –
delivered by UZINEX to SC ARS INDUSTRIAL SRL.

A mobile photovoltaic plant is a renewable-energy generation system integrated into an expandable container. The container is moved on standard road transport and unloaded on site with a crane (≈ 4 tonnes for the small model delivered to ARS INDUSTRIAL). After unloading, the foldable solar-panel system unrolls directly onto the ground across several dozen metres — 60 m on the ARS model. The energy produced powers the connected equipment directly through the outlets or is stored in batteries for later use. No grid connection, no building permit.

A fixed solar park requires a building permit, ANRE approval and a grid connection — a process that takes 9–18 months and involves significant infrastructure investment. A mobile photovoltaic plant eliminates these stages entirely: you transport it, unload it, unroll it and generate energy. ARS INDUSTRIAL reached its decision in less than two months from the first technical discussion.

Typical applications: powering electric equipment on sites without a grid connection (utility crossings, drilling rigs, compressors), power for mobile events, expeditionary military bases, remote locations, temporary infrastructure for construction projects. At ARS INDUSTRIAL, the plant powers a 100% electric crossing rig funded through EU funds.

The plant delivered is the smallest model in our range: 24 kW of installed solar panels, 52 kWh of battery storage capacity, a 24 kW off-grid inverter. The container is 3×2.5 m, weighs approximately 4 tonnes fully loaded and expands 60 m of panels onto the ground in 30 minutes with 2 operators. Available outlets: 380V three-phase (for the Grundodrill rig), 220V single-phase and EV charging. The largest model in the range reaches 160 kW of panels with 620 kWh of storage, in a 12 m (40') container.

The contract value awarded through the public tender was €52,000 + VAT for the smallest model in the UZINEX range, fully equipped (24 kW of panels, 52 kWh of batteries, a 24 kW inverter, 3 outlet types, AC for the batteries, a foldable panel system with wide rollers for ground positioning). For larger models, the price scales with installed power and storage capacity. Request a quote for a specific configuration through the contact form.

Three concrete reasons. One, compliance with EU funding: the electric Tracto Grundodrill rig was purchased through the Just Transition Programme (PTJ_A10 Prahova), and the funding line requires the exclusive use of 100% electric equipment — a diesel generator would have voided the eligibility of the entire project. Two, operating cost: diesel costs money every month (thousands of euros), solar energy does not. Three, mobility: the ARS INDUSTRIAL team moves between water/sewer sites, and fixed panels cannot follow the rig.

Yes. The UZINEX plant produces 100% renewable energy, with no direct emissions, in line with the eligibility requirements of operation PTJ_A10 (Development of enterprises and entrepreneurship), axis P5 Prahova, as well as other eligible counties. It is also compatible with NRRP and POIM/POIDD lines that require 100% electric equipment, in keeping with the Union's 2030 climate targets and a climate-neutral economy by 2050 (the Paris Agreement).

Yes, the solution is customisable to order. There are no rigid standard models — each plant is adapted to the customer's need: number of outlets, voltage type (220V, 380V, special industrial outlets), storage capacity, container size (from 3×2.5 m up to a 12 m container). At ARS INDUSTRIAL we configured the outlets exactly to their requirement; other customers can ask for more outlets, other voltages or additional equipment.

Yes. The plant comes from the factory with internal air conditioning that keeps the batteries at optimal temperature, even in conditions of high solar irradiance during the summer months. This extends battery life and maintains the nominal capacity over the long term.

The container fits within standard road-transport dimensions (3×2.5 m for the small model, up to 12 m for the largest), so it can be moved between sites with conventional transport. On arrival at the location, the container (≈ 4 tonnes for the small model) is unloaded with a crane. The foldable panel system is fitted with wide rollers that allow fine positioning on uneven ground, with no additional machinery. The whole unloading + deployment operation takes approximately 30 minutes with 2 operators.