154MW German Solar Farm Inaugurated in Gumtow, Brandenburg

• Experience the milestone of Germany's energy transition: Döllen solar park, commissioned by CEE Group and partner Goldbeck Solar, is a 154.77 MWp photovoltaic plant operational for one year. Financed by DAL Deutsche Anlagen-Leasing and supplied with solar modules by Astronergy. E.DIS Netz grid supplied with electricity from the transformer station in Schönhagen. Exceptional professionalism and commitment thanked by CEE Group.

The Döllen solar park, located in the municipality of Gumtow in Prignitz, Germany, has been commissioned by the CEE Group and its partner Goldbeck Solar. The 154.77 MWp photovoltaic plant has been operational for one year after the groundbreaking ceremony. The solar park was financed by DAL Deutsche Anlagen-Leasing and supplied with solar modules by Astronergy. The electricity produced is fed into the grid of E.DIS Netz, a regional electricity distribution system operator. The transformer station in Schönhagen was also built for the solar park as part of the project. The CEE Group thanked all those involved for the exceptional professionalism and commitment. The project is a significant milestone of the energy transition in Germany.

What Impact Has Döllen Solar Park Had?

• The Döllen solar park is the largest photovoltaic project ever to be built in Germany.
• Over 2 million solar panels have been installed at the site, covering an area of approximately 464 hectares.
• The 154.77 MWp photovoltaic plant is able to generate enough clean energy to supply around 50,000 households with electricity, while avoiding the emission of almost 97,000 tons of carbon dioxide per year.
• The solar park has created numerous jobs in the region, both during the construction and the operational phases.
• The park is an important example of the potential of renewable energy to help combat climate change, and has provided evidence that large-scale solar projects can be successfully developed and operated.
• The success of the park has also highlighted the importance of public-private partnerships in financing major infrastructure projects.