Parapet, a company specializing in EPC services for renewable energy projects, together with Kreutzpointner Energy, a provider of electrical engineering services, announce the completion of a 40 MWp photovoltaic power plant located near Friedland, Saxony, Germany. The project is followed by the construction of two more photovoltaic power plants located near the towns of Zahna and Listerfehrda, with capacities of 41 MWp and 31 MWp, respectively, both with a completion date of the end of 2025.
The three projects total an installed capacity of 112 MWp, and the beneficiaries are German companies in the energy and pension fund management sectors. In total, 65,400 bifacial modules are installed on fixed structures covering an area of approximately 30 hectares. The electrical works include the cabling and connection of internal medium voltage lines, inverters and DC cables on all three sites. For the Friedland project alone, this meant the installation of 500,000 meters of 1x6mm² string cable.
“The three projects completed in Germany mark seven years of close collaboration with our partners at Kreutzpointner Energy, with whom we have installed approximately 1,200 MWp in photovoltaics, which strengthens our position as a relevant player on the European market. Germany is a strategic market for us, not only through the size of the projects, but also through our openness to innovative solutions, including hybrid systems and energy storage. In this regard, we are expanding our office in Germany in response to the growing demand for such projects and as a long-term investment in Western markets,” said Andrada Moldovan, CEO of Parapet.
“Our long-standing collaboration with Parapet is characterised by outstanding technical expertise and a spirit of mutual trust. With a strong presence in Europe and comprehensive EPC expertise, Parapet is well positioned to contribute to the growth of the German solar market. The strong dynamics of the last months confirm that the demand for clean, locally produced energy continues to grow. To sustain this trajectory, it is essential to continue the construction of large-scale photovoltaic plants. This requires trusted partnerships, solid technical expertise and a shared commitment to accelerating the energy transition,” said Ludwig Blenninger, Technical Director of Kreutzpointner Energy GmbH.
In total, the photovoltaic projects will generate more than 110 GWh of green electricity annually, delivered to the German national grid. The power plants installed by Parapet together with Kreutzpointner Energy contribute to protecting the environment by reducing CO₂ emissions by more than 33,600 tonnes per year.