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BayWa r.e. completes two floating solar projects in the Netherlands
BayWa r.e. and its Dutch subsidiary GroenLeven have recently energised two floating solar projects in the Netherlands with a combined capacity of 29.2MWp.
Having completed and sold its largest floating PV plant – the 27.4MWp Bomhofsplas farm – last year, BayWa r.e. has now developed six floating projects in Europe, with a total installed capacity of close to 100MWp.
Benedikt Ortmann, global director of solar projects at BayWa r.e., said floating PV “can be as cost-effective as regular ground-mounted solar” over the operation period of 25 to 30 years, adding: “It offers a win-win situation for the environment, local communities and, above all, a cost-effective energy transition.”
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