At Intersolar Europe, DAS Solar has announced a landmark agreement with Sonnenpark Halenbeck-Rohlsdorf for a major solar energy project in northern Brandenburg. The project, including Sonnenpark Halenbeck-Rohlsdorf I and II, aims to supply approximately 239 GWh of electricity annually from Q2 2026. Featuring a photovoltaic capacity of 2x 115 MWp and 2x 5 MWh of storage, it will connect to the e.dis 110 kV and 50 Hertz 380kV grids. The company claims the park is designed with strong biodiversity standards, including a 10-kilometer hedge. The project promises low-cost electricity for local citizens, supporting both sustainable energy and community development.
DAS Solar signs major energy deal
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