The Danish government has adopted a series of policy measures to promote the development of renewable energy, attracting the attention of companies worldwide. Several years ago, CHINT Solar had already set its sights on Denmark, an appealing overseas market, and began exploring the construction of several photovoltaic power station projects. Now, they have provided EPC services for Denmark’s Barmosen project.
The Barmosen Solar Photovoltaic Park, located in the city of Vordingborg in the southern part of Zealand Island in Denmark, is a significant solar power project co-constructed by CHINT Solar and European local partners.
The park covers approximately 123 hectares, equivalent to 250 football fields, with a designed power generation capacity of 137.3 MW. The project uses solar panels rated at 540 W, each consisting of two solar cell plates made up of thousands of small solar cell templates.
In accordance with local environmental characteristics, the solar cell plates are arranged from east to west to fully absorb sunlight and ensure a continuous power supply.
According to estimates, once the Barmosen Solar Photovoltaic Park is operational, it will produce about 128 million kilowatt-hours of electricity per year, sufficient to supply green power to 38,000 Danish households.
Simultaneously, the park will reduce carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 106,000 tons each year, significantly reducing the total carbon emissions of the city of Vordingborg.
Data from the Danish Energy Agency shows that as of the end of March this year, Denmark’s installed capacity of photovoltaics has reached 3.2 gigawatts, with an additional 236 megawatts installed in the first quarter.
Solar power has become an important renewable energy source in Denmark, playing a crucial role in the country’s goal of using 100% renewable energy by 2030.
The advantages of CHINT Solar’s new energy development will undoubtedly provide significant support for the green transformation in Denmark and Europe as a whole, jointly promoting global sustainable development.
The project construction manager, Mustafa, expressed his trust and expectation for CHINT Solar: “I believe that CHINT Solar’s advantages in new energy development will further support the green transformation in Denmark and other European countries, jointly achieving sustainable development.”
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