GEOSOL: new 1 MWp photovoltaic rooftop power plant on logistics center in Markgröningen

Berlin - A photovoltaic plant with a total capacity of 1.005 MWp and 4,104 solar modules has been commissioned by GEOSOL Gesellschaft für Solarenergie mbH in Baden-Württemberg in the city of Markgröningen. The plant was built in only six weeks by GEOSOL on a logistics park with a roof area of 27,500 m2.

The promoter of the logistics center, the greenfield development GmbH, chose to work with GEOSOL due to its combined financing, construction and operating expertise: \"We are delighted to have found in GEOSOL a highly qualified investor and operator for our fourth PV plant. The construction of our new logistics park, including the solar rooftop plant, has been handed over on time to our tenants in spite of a challenging schedule\", says Christian Kühn, managing partner of greenfield development.

\"greenfield development has experience equipping its logistic parks with PV plants: the project conditions were ideal, with good solar radiation, short decision time and excellent collaboration\" says Markus Rödel, project manager at GEOSOL.

The plant in Markgröningen will produce approximately 1,000 MWh of clean electricity each year, saving around 650 tonnes of CO2 emissions. It is expected to generate enough electricity to cover the demand of 470 households. For GEOSOL it is already the 29th plant realized in Europe.

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About KOKUSAI-GEOSOL Company Group:
Geosol has more than a decade of experience developing state of the art commercial photovoltaic power plants in Europe. As a boutique developer, we are serious about offering flexible solutions for highest quality demands. Together with turnkey solutions, our expertise ranges across the entire value chain - from site evaluations, development, plant construction to operation and maintenance. We also source competitive project financing, arrange sales and provide independent technical consulting. A 100%-subsidiary of the Kokusai Kogyo Group since 2009, we support the sustainability mission of our group by focusing on projects on commercial building rooftops and conversion areas thereby maximizing the environmental benefits of decentralized renewable energy production. At the heart of two energy transitions, in Japan and in Germany, we work to make communities greener.
For more information visit: www.geosol.com

Company Profile greenfield development GmbH:
The greenfield development GmbH from Düsseldorf, Germany, is a medium-sized project developer and investor operating nationwide in the field of logistics real estate. greenfield builds and rents both logistic and industrial parks ranging from 20,000 m² to 50,000 m² of warehouse space, mainly in southern Germany. In June 2012, a logistics park at the container terminal Ulm with 20,000 m2 of logistic space was handed over to WMF AG, whereas last year in Ludwigsburg a logistic and service park with 30,000 m2 was rent to Lapp-Kabel from Stuttgart. A construction of an automotive supplier park in Leipzig for several Porsche suppliers is scheduled for December. Four of the recently constructed logistics parks were equipped with a photovoltaic plant of about 1.0 MWp each. Other projects under development are in Nuremberg, Ulm and of course again in 2013 in the Stuttgart Region.
For more information visit: www.greenfield-development.de


Berlin, 14 December 2012


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