Large Solar Park in Merbitz Feeds Electricity into the Grid
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A new solar park with an output of 72 megawatts has gone into operation in the municipality of Merbitz in the Saalekreis district of Saxony-Anhalt. The ground-mounted solar park is located in the territory of the town of Wettin-Löbejün and is now producing electricity. The facility is among the larger solar projects in this region.
Solar modules from the manufacturer AIKO were used for the solar park. The company uses a technology called ABC (All Back Contact). In this design, all electrical contacts are located on the rear side of the solar cell, so that more of the front surface remains free for sunlight. According to the manufacturer, this technology is intended to deliver a high yield per square metre.
Ground-mounted solar parks such as the one in Merbitz are an important part of renewable energy in Germany. They supply electricity to many households and help the share of solar energy in the power supply continue to grow. For the region as well, such a project can be significant, because new facilities for generating electricity are being built there.
The solar park in Merbitz shows how the energy transition is advancing in central Germany. The facility is an example of how modern solar technology can be deployed on a large scale.
Sources: AIKO Website
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