8.1 MW, consisting of 33,000 pieces of solar panels and occupying 11 hectares of roof space, of grid-connected photovoltaic system has been installed in Germany with the
project becoming the largest self-consumption solar plant in Europe.
The system is built on top of the
distribution centre for Pfenning Logistics in
the Heddesheim municipality, south of Frankfurt. The system was connected to the grid at the end of July and can generate enough power for approximately 1,800 families.
Dennis Seiberth, president of international large-scale projects at
the project development company Wirsol, said: “In this size we usually
build solar parks.” He added that Wirsol was ambitious in its aims to
build the plant in four weeks.
“We are happy that we can now partially generate electricity by
ourselves,” said Karl-Martin Pfenning, owner and managing partner of the
Pfenning group. “With the photovoltaic installation we can annually
save up to 5,171 tons of CO2.”
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