Novar has acquired a large-scale solar park in Lower Saxony, Germany. The acquisition involved a collaboration with WiNRG and with support from Capcora. The project’s anticipated capacity ranges from 91 MWp to 156 MWp, marking a significant expansion for Novar into the German market. The move highlights Novar’s expertise in integrated renewable energy systems. They aim to generate 4 GW of renewable energy by 2030. The project is slated to commence construction by the second quarter of 2026.
Novar acquires large solar park in Germany
The large-scale solar park by Novar in Germany is expected to commence construction in Q2/2026. (Image Credit: Novar)
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