Solarpark Alt Daber

2011 establishments in GermanyEconomy of BrandenburgPhotovoltaic power stations in Germany

The Solarpark Alt Daber is a photovoltaic facility in Germany generating 67.8 megawatts (MW, 90,900 hp). It was completed 3 December 2011, for a cost of €100 million, and is expected to produce 71 GWh/year. It is on a former military airport. In 2014 a prototype of a battery storage system was added, mainly to provide frequency-response.

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Solarpark Alt Daber
Flugplatzallee,

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N 53.2 °	E 12.516666666667 °

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Flugplatzallee

Flugplatzallee
16909
Brandenburg, Germany
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