Realised by IBC SOLAR on behalf of wpd GmbH, the solar park features 12 636 of JinkoSolar’s Tiger Neo 72HL4-BDV bifacial modules and 1752 Tiger Neo 78HL4-BDV bifacial modules, with maximum power outputs of 600 W and 650 W, respectively.

These advanced bifacial modules with dual glass technology contribute to the system’s powerful performance and long-term durability. With an installed capacity of 8.5 MWp, the park is expected to generate around 11 GWh of electricity annual-ly, enough to supply clean, renewable energy to over 3100 average three-person households.

Divided into three sections and designed to support active farming, the installation notably preserved over 85% of the original farmland. Sufficient space has also been maintained for agricultural machinery to operate without disrupting farming activities. Special solar trackers also enable the modules to tilt between 60 – 90°, adapting to both the sun’s position and field access.

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