Solar Panels for Commercial Parks

A commercial solar park enables large-scale renewable electricity generation for a company’s own consumption or for sale to the grid. This solution may be suitable for industrial companies, logistics centres, business parks, landowners and investors with suitable land or roof space available.

The solar park’s capacity, expected annual energy production and financial viability depend on the site location, grid connection opportunities, investment cost, electricity prices and the project’s business model.

Solar and Energy Storage Solution Enquiry

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Where are you planning to install the solar panels?

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Do you have an electricity sales agreement for selling electricity to the grid?

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What is the main fuse rating at the connection point?

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Do you need PV panels?

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Solar Park: Large-Scale Energy Generation
The annual production of a solar park depends on the location, panel layout, shading, technology used and other site conditions.
An individual production forecast is prepared for each project.

Self-Consumption or Electricity Sales
The electricity produced can be used to cover the company’s own energy consumption or, if a suitable grid connection and electricity sales agreement are in place, sold to the grid.
The profitability of the project depends on the electricity price, the share of self-consumption, the size of the investment and the business model.

A commercial solar park is an energy complex consisting of thousands of photovoltaic modules grouped into panels, along with a network of inverters, transformers, and distribution equipment. During the design stage, a large open area with maximum sunlight is selected – often a flat plot of land covering several hectares or the extensive roof of an industrial building or shopping center. Panels are arranged in rows at an optimal angle to the sun (in Estonia usually ~35° facing south) to capture as much solar radiation as possible throughout the day.
A commercial solar park consists of solar panels, inverters, electrical and protection systems and, depending on the solution, transformers, monitoring equipment and energy storage.

The layout, orientation and tilt angle of the panels are determined during the design process based on the site location, available land or roof area and the desired generation profile. Inverters convert the direct current generated by the panels into alternating current. The grid connection voltage level and technical solution are determined based on the distribution network operator’s connection requirements and the capacity of the project.

The electricity generated can be used within the company’s internal electrical network or sold to the grid through a compliant connection point. The monitoring system makes it possible to track electricity generation and equipment operating parameters and to detect any irregularities.

If required, the solar park can be supplemented with an energy storage system, which helps reduce peak loads and manage when energy is used or sold. Backup power functionality requires a separately designed solution.

Support and Financing Opportunities

Financing options for a commercial solar park depend on the size of the project, business model, location, grid connection and investor profile. Depending on the period, various financing instruments, investment loans or project-based support measures may be available.
Combined support can reach up to 70% of capital expenditures when using a mix of these instruments. Additionally, Estonia has quotas for green certificates and schemes for purchasing renewable energy at fixed tariffs, which guarantee stable revenue for your solar park.

Altmer Energy helps assess the technical feasibility of the project, prepare a preliminary solution and quotation, and compile the technical input required for financial analysis.
Before making an investment decision, the current terms and conditions of the relevant financing or support measure should be reviewed and an individual financial analysis of the project should be carried out.

This solution may be suitable for manufacturing companies, logistics and warehouse centres, business parks, large commercial buildings and energy companies.
At sites with large roof areas and significant daytime electricity consumption, solar energy can cover a substantial share of daytime energy demand. The actual self-consumption rate is determined based on consumption data and the generation forecast.

The profitability of the investment depends on the total project cost, electricity price, grid connection costs, financing conditions and whether the generated energy is used on-site or sold to the grid. An economic analysis is prepared separately for each project.

In summary, a commercial solar park is suitable for those who want to produce renewable energy on a larger scale, have suitable land or roof area available and are looking for a long-term investment opportunity. If your goal is to reduce energy risks and generate long-term income from electricity production, building your own solar park may be a suitable investment.

Solar Panels for Commercial Parks

Solar and Energy Storage Solution Enquiry

Where are you planning to install the solar panels?

Do you have an electricity sales agreement for selling electricity to the grid?

What is the main fuse rating at the connection point?

Do you need PV panels?

Installation method

Energy storage system selection

Planned start of installation

Contact details

Benefits of a Commercial Solar Park

Solar Park: Large-Scale Energy Generation

Self-Consumption or Electricity Sales

Monitoring and Planned Maintenance

Renewable Energy and Sustainability

How Does It Work?

Who Is It Suitable For?