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We are now proud to announce that Holma Solpark has officially been commissioned. The facility, located just outside Falköping, will produce around 14,000,000 kilowatt hours of renewable electricity per year.
The 16-hectare facility is located northeast of Falköping at Wrangelsholms Säteri, and with its 18,000 solar panels, it will generate approximately 14 gigawatt hours per year – equivalent to the annual household electricity consumption of 2 800 homes.
Holma Solpark near Falköping. Photo: Solarwork
– The fact that Holma Solpark, or Falken as we called the project during development, is now operational is proof of what is possible when we combine clear goals with good cooperation. We are proud of the collaboration with the landowners, Aneo, Solarwork, and everyone involved locally who made it possible to realize this solar park in such a short time. We at Sunna are now looking forward to managing the facility on behalf of Aneo, says Marcus Qviberg, CEO of Sunna Group.
The solar park was developed by Sunna Group and built in close collaboration with the Norwegian company Aneo, which is the owner of the facility. Sunna was responsible for project management during construction and will also manage the facility now that it is operational.
– Holma is a good example of how we want to work with solar power in the future: efficiently, in collaboration with solid partners and with respect for the local environment, says Beate Nesje, project manager for construction at Aneo.
Holma Solpark near Falköping. Photo: Solarwork
The swift process from land agreement to operational solar park has been made possible by efficient permitting work by the County Administrative Board of Västra Götaland, smooth and fast grid connection thanks to Falbygdens Energi, financing and takeover of the facility by Aneo, and safe and high-quality construction by Solarwork.
– We are seeing rapidly growing demand for renewable energy, and solar power is an important complement to both wind and hydro power. With Holma, we are demonstrating that it is possible to develop, build, and commission large solar power plants in a short period of time, says Beate Nesje at Aneo.
Holma Solar Park is located on low-yield agricultural land that has mostly been fallow for more than two decades. The establishment of the solar park allows the land to be used in a long-term sustainable way, while the design enables the continued use of grazing alongside electricity production.
The solar park is also built without surrounding fencing, which reduces barrier effects for animals and nature and is in line with Sunna Group’s work to combine renewable energy with consideration for nature and local benefits.
Photo: Sunna Group
Marcus Qviberg, CEO Sunna Group
Phone: +46 73 317 38 76
Email: marcus@sunnagroup.com
Sunna was founded in 2021 with the ambition to increase the amount of solar electricity in the energy system by developing, owning and managing large-scale solar power in the Nordic region. Together with long-term capital partners, Sunna is a sustainable player in the Swedish energy market.
Sunna increases access to green, locally produced solar electricity, which enables faster regional establishment and expansion of companies, as well as support for the electrification of society as a whole. Sunna’s goal is to build 1 gigawatt by 2030 and has now secured permits for a quarter of that capacity. sunnagroup.com
Aneo is a Nordic renewable energy group that works with local communities and partners to develop, build, operate, and own solar and wind power facilities in Norway, Sweden, and Finland. The company’s ambition is to actively participate in the Nordic energy transition by contributing to electrification and the development of new renewable energy production. Aneo is based on 75 years of experience in renewable energy development in Norway and has its headquarters in Trondheim. aneo.com
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