Energiequelle commissions German solar park
- The 2.75 MW project was built on a former land fill website

Energiequelle has appointed a solar park with 8,500 modules in Schönfeld, Brandenburg, Germany.
The 2.75 MW park was created on the basis of the urban development plan and also was improved a former landfill website.
The modified area is 3.5 hectares in total amount.
Building work began in January, and also nearly four months later the plant was linked to the grid.
Offsetting measures will certainly comply with in fall, Energiequelle stated.
The outcome is anticipated to generate an annual return of 2,700,000 kWh, which represents the supply of around 850 three-person families.
Building and construction work was performed solely by business from the area.
For that reason, the base of the plants originates from Berlin, the setting up team from Rostock and also the planning of compensatory actions from Prignitz.
Ole Martens, project supervisor for Energiequelle, is delighted with the excellent participation with the Quitzow farming cooperative, the town of Perleberg as well as the regional business.
He claimed: "Despite the coronavirus pandemic, we were able to commission the park as intended.
" I am extremely satisfied concerning this as well as give thanks to every person included for their fantastic commitment."
More parks with a total ability of 15.5 MW are presently incomplete, consisting of in France.
Commissioning is planned for this year.
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