Solar Power Plants in Bavaria

easyCredit Stadium Location: BY Operator: Stadion Nürnberg Betriebs-GmbH Configuration: 140 kWp Operation: 2006 System supplier: Siemens EPC: Siemens Quick facts: FC Nuremberg plays in the easyCredit Stadium (formerly Frankenstadium), which was rebuilt for the 2006 World Cup and seats 46,000. The solar power plant has 758 solar modules, each of 185W capacity, covering about 1,000m³ of the stadium roof. Photograph courtesy of Siemens Posted 4 Jul 2008	Hemmelburg Location: BY Operator: Dynna Solar Hammelburg GmbH Configuration: 830 kWp Operation: 2010 System supplier: ReneSola, Wuxi Jiacheng Solar Energy Technology Co Ltd EPC: SolarHybrid Photograph courtesy of SolarHybrid Posted 22 Jan 2011	Hemau Location: BY Operator: voltwerk AG Configuration: 4 MWp Operation: 2003 System supplier: BP Solar, SunTechniks Photograph courtesy of voltwerk AG Posted 20 Jul 2003
Laudenbach Location: BY Operator: Laudenbach GmbH & Co KG Configuration: 11.15 MWp Operation: 2010 System supplier: Suntech EPC: SolarHybrid Quick facts: This plant was financed and developed by ecolutions. Photograph courtesy of SolarHybrid Posted 22 Jan 2011	Mainz Stadium Location: BY Operator: juwi GmbH Configuration: 241 kWp Operation: 2004 System supplier: Sharp Quick facts: This installation cost about €1mn and was developed with Stadtwerke Mainz AG and the football team FSV Mainz05. Photograph courtesy of juwi GbmH Posted 24 Nov 2004	Miegersbach-I Location: BY Operator: Phönix SonnenStrom AG Configuration: 2 MWp Operation: 2005 System supplier: Phönix SonnenStrom AG Quick facts: Phase I has11,616 modules and a surface area of more than 56,000m². An expansion to 5.3 MWp is planned.   Photograph courtesy of Phönix SonnenStrom AG Posted 3 Sep 2005
Mühlhausen Location: BY Operator: Bavaria Solar GmbH & Co KG Configuration: 6.269 MWp Operation: 2005 System supplier: Sharp EPC: PowerLight Corp Quick facts: This was the largest single-site PV plant in the world at completion and is part of a three-plant complex that cost about €50mn. Output is expected to be 6,750 MWh/yr.   Photograph courtesy of PowerLight Corp Posted 23 Nov 2005	Munchen Terminal 2 Location: BY Operator: Flughafen Munchen GmbH Configuration: 500 kWp Operation: 2002 System supplier: BP Solar EPC: BP Solar Quick facts: This array on the on the roof of the check-in concourse of the new Terminal 2 was connected to the airport power grid in Aug 2002. It produces an average of approximately 500 MWh per year and cost €2.725mn. Lufthansa participated in this project as a sponsor.   Photograph courtesy of BP Solar Posted 17 Feb 2007	Pocking Location: BY Operator: voltwerk AG Configuration: 10 MWp Operation: 2006 System supplier: Shell Solar Quick facts: This facility on an abandoned military base near Passau was the largest contiguous solar plant in the world when it opened. The facility has almost 58,000 PV modules and cost €40mn. Energy delivery is via E.ON. Construction took nine months. Photograph courtesy of Martin Bucher Projektentwicklungen Posted 13 May 2006
	Sochtenau Location: BY Operator: voltwerk AG Configuration: 599 kWp Operation: 2003 System supplier: Siemens, Shell Solar Photograph courtesy of voltwerk AG Posted 23 Oct 2002

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Data: industcards, Platts UDI World Electric Power Plants Data Base

Updated 01/22/11

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