Nordic Solar's Largest Solar Park in Sweden

• Nordic Solar A/S shines bright in Sweden with the construction of the 92-MWp Hultsfred solar park, set to power up by 2025. Leading the way in solar energy innovation.

Danish solar company Nordic Solar A/S has started construction on the 92-MWp Hultsfred solar park in Sweden, set to be connected to the grid by the end of 2025 and generate 100 GWh of power annually. The project will be linked to the grid through a new large transformer substation, which will also connect other solar park projects totaling nearly 200 MWp, making it the largest connection of solar parks to the electricity grid in Sweden.

Nordic Solar, which is already building the 22-MWp Lindesberg solar park in Sweden, now has a total of 114 MWp under construction in the country out of its Swedish development portfolio of over 600 MWp. The company's CEO, Nikolaj Holtet Hoff, emphasized the importance of investing in Sweden and highlighted the role of sunlit regions in promoting solar energy in the Nordic countries. Nordic Solar currently operates close to 500 MWp of solar parks in Europe and has a further 2.3 GWp under development and construction.

What makes the Hultsfred solar park the largest connection to the grid in Sweden?

• The Hultsfred solar park is set to be the largest connection to the grid in Sweden due to its capacity of 92 MWp, generating 100 GWh of power annually.
• The project will be linked to the grid through a new large transformer substation, which will also connect other solar park projects totaling nearly 200 MWp.
• Nordic Solar A/S, the Danish company behind the project, already has a total of 114 MWp under construction in Sweden, out of its Swedish development portfolio of over 600 MWp.
• The CEO of Nordic Solar, Nikolaj Holtet Hoff, emphasized the importance of investing in Sweden and highlighted the role of sunlit regions in promoting solar energy in the Nordic countries.
• Nordic Solar currently operates close to 500 MWp of solar parks in Europe and has a further 2.3 GWp under development and construction, showcasing their commitment to renewable energy development.