The Trojane company has been toying with the idea of producing its own energy for some time now. The outstandingly sunny location and the amount of electricity consumed is a great opportunity to make this the kind of activity that will bring double satisfaction. Firstly, we will reduce costs for energy consumption and secondly, we will produce environmentally friendly green energy for the benefit of our guests.

Regarding the movement towards eco trends, we have set a goal, to make as many products as possible from organic ingredients, cooked and processed using eco-friendly energy. We consider that we have set high standards in the preservation of nature and shown a positive attitude towards our environment.



Solar power plant

WWhen deciding on the size of the photovoltaics system (PVS), as well as the investment and reimbursement, we chose the most appropriate PVS, one that produces from 49,74 to 49,82 kW of electricity. Since Trojane has an above-averagely amount of sunshine, which has been confirmed by relevant institutions, our amortisation plan has shown that the investment will be reimbursed within a couple of years.



Co-generation

Trojane made the decision, to devote a lot of attention to a clean environment, and also other developments. Therefore, in 2011 we activated the co-generation (CHP) production of thermal and electric energy, from which we get a further 30 kW of electricity, which provides us with heating for all of the buildings.



The Electric Vehicle (EV) charging station

Since December 2013 the facilities of the Trojane company have been improved updated and made more environmentally cleaner due to another acquisition to enhance the experience for quests. Together with Elektro Ljubljana we installed a modern charging station for electric cars. Setting up the charging station emerged in the context of the European project network of stations in Slovenia.

Technical characteristics of the charging station:

The charging station is equipped with a seven pin charging socket for charging electric vehicles in public places and it also allows a fast three-phase electric vehicle charging up to 22 kW of power. In the event that the vehicle does not have a European seven pin socket, the user can use a special charging cable that works as an adapter between the seven pin and classical, Schuko socket. All electric vehicles can, with the help of this cable, use the charging station, regardless of which socket they have.