Concrete modules for
solar park

Solar power has a future in Germany. Now that Germany is abandoning nuclear energy, ecologically generated power will increasingly move into the foreground during the next decades. Apart from wind parks, more and more solar fields are being created in suitable locations. Where greater energy benefits are produced, large areas are required for setting up the solar panels. Apart from roof surfaces, former industrial sites are also effective: e.g., in the Lower Saxonian Sassenburg Triangle. Here, one of the largest solar parks of Lower Saxonia has been set up. The foundations for the panels were...

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