Renewable Energy World Network Editors
November 03, 2011
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Q-Cells has announced that it is building what it claims is Europe's largest solar park in Brandenburg-Briest, Germany. When completed the park will have a capacity of 91 MW. In addition, two sub-projects, Brandenburg-Briest West and Brandenburg-Briest Ost, are under construction and will have a total capacity of 60 MW.
Having signed investment contracts with Hamburg investment company LUXCARA and Berlin’s MCG Group, Q-Cells is building the park, with an area of 200 hectares (494 acres), on the site of a former military base.
LUXCARA has purchased the two sub-projects, while MCG has purchased another sub-project with a capacity of around 31 MW, which has been under construction in the Briest-Havelsee district since mid-October.
Q-Cells says it will complete all three solar parks by the end of 2011, in a construction time of eight weeks.
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Is it just German FITs that makes them build in Germany? If so, Germany could help ease some of the Euro pain by agreeing to pay German FITs to German generating companies who site their plants in Greece.