Development of solar parks
The Hungarian power plant park is aging, with the current installed capacity of 8,900 megawatts expected to decrease to 6,900 megawatts by 2023, while the national energy consumption grows by 1 percent annually. These two trends together urge the renewal of Hungary’s power plant park, calling for the establishment of new energy production capacities that are preferably carbon-neutral and green. SolServices Ltd. contributes to this process by developing large-capacity solar parks: selecting suitable sites, planning, obtaining permits, ensuring regulatory compliance with a special focus on ecological aspects, and conducting thorough consultations with local governments and civil organizations.
R&D&I
We are pioneers not only in the development of utility-scale solar parks! We actively contribute to maximizing the efficiency of these assets, while ensuring that the environmental impact of the parks’ construction and operation is minimized. The solar parks we develop (Lumen Parks) generate the greatest added ecological and social value. With the help of numerous conservation areas and cross-industry collaborations, we have created a professional guideline—freely accessible to anyone—which includes a collaboratively developed biodiversity assessment. Additionally, we conduct ongoing biodiversity monitoring in our parks and participate in initiating technological developments and research aimed at improving the efficiency of solar parks, involving domestic universities and research institutions.
Education and public awareness
Through our own efforts and those of our partners, we do everything possible to enhance the knowledge and understanding of renewable energy among all members of Hungarian society. The essence of our educational and awareness-raising activities lies in developing and mentoring local and nationwide social programs that provide tangible models, presentations, and interactive tools for all age groups to demonstrate how solar technology works, its benefits, and the necessity and possibilities of energy conservation.
