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Opening ceremony for Sweden’s first large-scale solar park on forest land
On Tuesday, June 11, Sunna Group's Henja solar park, Sweden's first large-scale solar park on forest land, located outside Gislaved in Jönköping County, was […]
We offer a reliable and long-term investment that contributes to more renewable electricity generation as a key part of the green transition.
Locally produced solar power secures the local community's access to renewable electricity and enables regional establishment and expansion of businesses.
We choose not to use fencing around our facilities and always plan for implementing targeted actions to enrich biodiversity at the site.
At Sunna, we have extensive experience and expertise in large-scale solar installations and we have a long-term vision and commitment.
Sunna develops and owns utility-scale solar parks in the Nordics. Our ambition is to increase the amount of solar power in the energy system in a way that benefits biodiversity. Long-term relationships with Nordic capital partners means that we are a sustainable operator in the Swedish energy market.
We have developed a powerful model and data platform with aggregated grid data to quickly and accurately evaluate the conditions for large-scale solar energy and BESS (Battery Energy Storage System). With the help of our platform, we can quickly evaluate the conditions for the electricity grid in the area including overlying networks. Combined with grid data, we also apply remote sensing to evaluate the project’s conditions as a whole, including analysis of natural values and biodiversity, solar radiation and simulation of production.
Biodiversity means that we have a landscape with many different species and a wide genetic variety. It is vital that we protect biodiversity as it plays a crucial role in the basic functions and survival of both nature and humans, for example by cleaning air, water and pollinating crops.
Solar energy is a low-emission renewable energy source that will play an increasing role in electrification in the future. By building solar parks in places where alternative use is currently low, we can contribute to the green transition while ensuring the creation of new habitats and targeted efforts to enrich biodiversity.