The Borrentin Solar Park in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (Germany) has a total capacity of approximately 114.6 MWp and, with just under 200,000 installed solar modules, is one of the largest photovoltaic projects in the country.
The ground-mounted photovoltaic system covers an area of approximately 965,000 square meters. Nearly 200,000 PV modules have been installed on the expansive site, efficiently converting solar energy into climate-friendly electricity.
With a total installed capacity of approximately 114.6 MWp, the plant is of considerable scale. The combination of high module output and a large plant area enables the generation of significant amounts of renewable energy, thereby supporting the further expansion of a sustainable electricity supply. The Borrentin Solar Park underscores the potential of large-scale photovoltaic plants for the energy transition. As one of the largest solar projects in Germany, the plant helps expand renewable generation capacity and supports the long-term reduction of CO₂ emissions.
