GOLDBECK SOLAR has realised five solar parks for Blue Elephant Energy in 2022 and achieved acceptance (PAC) for all projects in December. The Hamburg-based investor has thus expanded its renewable energy portfolio in the Netherlands by a further 103 MWp.
Five new solar parks for the Netherlands
The Netherlands remains a core market for Blue Elephant. In total, GOLDBECK SOLAR has five new installations for the Hamburg-based company in various Dutch provinces.
The 103 MWp total output is divided between the projects Lelystad with 56 MWp, Haarweg with 6.7 MWp, and Alteveer with approx. 9.5 MWp. In addition, the Medel and Zunnefeld projects have been realised, which will have an output of 16.7 and 14 MWp respectively after completion. The five new solar parks thus make a sustainable contribution to the green energy supply in the Netherlands.
"Once again, we were able to build on the experience of GOLDBECK SOLAR during the realisation of the projects, who took on the various challenges in the projects even under difficult conditions and have now brought the projects to a good end. We are happy to have made a further contribution to the energy transition in the Netherlands with the portfolio we have built," explains BEE CIO Tim Kallas. "We are planning further investments in the coming years. "
Completion and connection to the power grid
"There were different challenges in all projects due to the weather and soil conditions," explains Maurizio Luvera, development manager at GOLDBECK SOLAR. "However, all plants have now been completed and are connected to the grid. "
Five new solar parks for the Netherlands
The Netherlands remains a core market for Blue Elephant. In total, GOLDBECK SOLAR has five new installations for the Hamburg-based company in various Dutch provinces.
The 103 MWp total output is divided between the projects Lelystad with 56 MWp, Haarweg with 6.7 MWp, and Alteveer with approx. 9.5 MWp. In addition, the Medel and Zunnefeld projects have been realised, which will have an output of 16.7 and 14 MWp respectively after completion. The five new solar parks thus make a sustainable contribution to the green energy supply in the Netherlands.
"Once again, we were able to build on the experience of GOLDBECK SOLAR during the realisation of the projects, who took on the various challenges in the projects even under difficult conditions and have now brought the projects to a good end. We are happy to have made a further contribution to the energy transition in the Netherlands with the portfolio we have built," explains BEE CIO Tim Kallas. "We are planning further investments in the coming years. "
Completion and connection to the power grid
"There were different challenges in all projects due to the weather and soil conditions," explains Maurizio Luvera, development manager at GOLDBECK SOLAR. "However, all plants have now been completed and are connected to the grid. "
