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LEAG breaks ground on the BigBattery Oberlausitz—a game-changing 100-MW facility set to power 40 homes in 1.5 hours, paving the way for a sustainable energy future.

LEAG embarks on a groundbreaking journey to power 8,000 homes with Germany's largest floating solar park on Cottbuser Ostsee—innovative energy beneath the serene lake surface!

LEAG's Boxberg solar park is set to provide 26 GWh/year of clean energy to eastern Germany. With partner EP New Energies, LEAG is part of the Gigawatt Factory initiative investing EUR 10 billion to add renewable energy to the region by 2030. Don't miss the construction of this 24.8 MWp solar park!

Energy company Lausitz Energie Bergbau AG (LEAG) has actually gotten authorization to develop a 24.8-MWp solar park in eastern Germany's Upper Lusatia region and also expects to damage the ground on the project in September.

German energy company LEAG and also green power firm HH2E AG will interact to set up a green hydrogen economy with a concentrate on the government states of Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Brandenburg.

Based on details, the solar project is expected to generate regarding 20,000 megawatt hrs (MWh) of clean electrical energy annually. LEAG and EP New Energies (EPNE), the project programmers, can now make applications to the authorities for the needed structure permits by the end of 2022.

German energy firm Lausitz Energie Bergbau AG (LEAG) is planning to release 7 GW of renewable energy capacity in the Lusatia mining areas by 2030, providing a significant boost to the energy shift in the region whose lignite mines as soon as played a prominent role in the German economy.