Nordic Solar has embarked on its inaugural solar park project in Lindesberg, Sweden, boasting a 22 MW capacity, enough to power 7,000 European households. In collaboration with Helios Nordic Energy AB, this marks the beginning of a series of projects aiming for several hundred MWp in Sweden. The Lindesberg solar park, set to connect to the grid by Q3 2024, spans 44 hectares, housing over 31,000 solar panels equipped with a sun-tracking system for enhanced energy production.
Nordic Solar breaks ground on 22 MW solar park in Sweden
The 22 MW Lindesberg solar park by Nordic Solar marks the first step in its ambitious plan to establish multiple solar parks in Sweden, collectively boasting several hundred MW. (Image Credit: Nordic Solar).
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