Europe PV News Snippets
Planning Approval For 55 MW Solar In UK For Anesco & More From Scatec, Glennmont, EnBW, Helpe
Anesco gets planning approval for UK projects; Scatec’s Ukraine solar plants go off the grid; Glennmont acquires 161 MW solar from Grupotec; EnBW commissions 300 MW solar in Germany; Helpe has completed construction of 204 MW Kozani solar park in Greece.
PPA For Germany’s ‘Largest’ Solar Farm
Covestro Contracts EnBW To Supply 63 MW Energy Out Of 187 MW Solar Farm
Over a year after it came online, Germany’s ‘largest’ solar power plant commissioned by energy supplier EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG has secured its maiden power purchase agreement (PPA).
EnBW Building 300 MW Subsidy Free Solar In Germany
EnBW Starts Construction On 2 Subsidy Free Solar Projects In Germany With 150 MW Capacity Each; LONGi Solar To Supply Bifacial Panels
Electricity utility company EnBW Energie Baden- Württemberg AG has started construction work on site for 2 more subsidy free solar projects in Germany’s Brandenburg region, representing a combined capacity of 300 MW.
EnBW: 300 MW Subsidy Free PV Capacity In Germany
EnBW To Build 2 New Solar Projects With 150 MW Capacity Each In Brandenburg Without State Subsidies To Create Solar Cluster In Region Where It Recently Commissioned 187 MW PV Project
In line with its plans to generate half of its power through renewable energy by 2025, EnBW will be building 2 new subsidy free solar projects in the same region where it recently commissioned 187 MW Weesow-Willmersdorf Project (in the picture).
Germany’s Largest PV Park Enters Construction
EnBW Breaks Ground On 187 MW Subsidy-Free Solar Park In Germany With 40-Year Life; Commissioning Scheduled Before Year End
Falling costs of solar PV technology and the massive scale of the park helped EnBW plan a 187 MW solar park in German state of Brandenburg to be built without state subsidies. It has now broken ground on site.
EnBW Secures Green Light For Subsidy-Free PV Project
Subsidy Free 180 MW Weesow-Willmersdorf Solar Park In Brandenburg, Germany Secures EnBW Board Approval; Commissioning Scheduled Within 2020
Having more than 100 MW of solar PV generation capacity currently and another 25 MW under construction, EnBW says the 180 MW park will be its first major PV project to be completed without government subsidies.
175 MW Subsidy-Free PV Park For Germany
EnBW To Construct 175 MW Weesow-Willmersdorf Project As Germany’s Largest Solar Power Plant & Without Subsidies; Construction Expected To Commence By 2019-End
With the 175 MW Weesow-Willmersdorf Solar Project, EnBW says it wants to prove this park can be the first in Germany to be operated profitably without funding. Pictured here is EnBW's 6.5 MW Ulm-Eggingen Solar Farm, operational since summer 2010.
