1. Designing a solar farm
Our architects, experts of solar power station design and construction, and proven subcontractors prepare the design documentation necessary for licensing and construction.

2. Licensing the solar power station to participate in the mandatory off-take system
Based on the audited business plan of setting up a solar farm, submitted to the Hungarian Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority, the investor can participate in the balance circle system of mandatory off-take, and has the opportunity to sell electricity produced by the solar farm for 25 years in case of an equity investment. Our project, a solar power station with a 360 kVA aggregated inverter output power – contingent on the adjoining 427.68 kW solar cell power – is capable of producing about 534,600 KWh electricity each year, which means a ca. 12,600,000 HUF yield even after subtracting the costs of operation, resulting in a 12 year payback on a ca. 152,000,000 HUF investment, while we can enjoy income from the solar power station for another 13 years if we make an equity investment.

3. Securing the participation license and the building permit of the solar farm
A solar power station usually regenerates medium voltage to a specific point of the 20kV public network, defined by a distribution network operator, or directly to a busbar of the substation operated by a DNO. Our project is set up at an empty urban lot of Nagyatád, the designated connection point will be in a neighboring area, a few meters from the lot’s boundary.

4. Solar farm construction
Solener Hungary Ltd. was established in 2016 by three Hungarian individuals. We have been participating in setting up several domestic projects, and thus have sufficient experience in farm construction. The mission of our firm is to assume a pioneer role in generating power from solar energy in Hungary, and an active presence on the world market.