Parabel connects 40.5MW Jännersdorf Solar Park to the grid

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Parabel has completed and connected the Jännersdorf Solar Park to the grid, the company has announced. The PV plant generates 40.5MW of energy and is located on a site of 90 hectares. It is equipped with 167,550 Trina Solar, Suntech and Hareon modules as well as 1,894 Siemens inverters and 5.216 Schletter module tables.  

“We are therefore very happy to have completed what is currently the largest solar power plant in time”, says Parabel CEO Jürgen Will. “In addition to the uncertain political climate, large-scale deammunitioning on the former military training area, the relocation of approx. 2,500 sand lizards as well as costly cable route planning and security presented particular challenges to us over the course of the project.”

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