The Deining-Unterbuchfeld solar park in Bavaria has a total capacity of approximately 4.5 MWp and is part of a hybrid project that combines solar and wind energy through a shared grid infrastructure.
As part of the project, more than 43,800 solar modules were installed across three locations. Together, they generate electricity from renewable energy sources, thereby contributing to a sustainable and climate-friendly energy supply.
A unique feature of the project is the shared use of the grid connection by solar and wind energy. The electricity generated by both energy sources can be aggregated via the existing infrastructure and fed into the public power grid. This allows for the efficient use of existing grid feed-in capacities. At the same time, the need for additional grid expansion can be reduced. The Deining-Unterbuchfeld solar park thus serves as an exemplary model of how different renewable energy sources can be intelligently combined and existing grid connections used more efficiently.

























































