Hamburg, 31 March 2025 – The plants in Gammertingen (18.5 MWp), Letschin (12.9 MWp) and Lübars (12 MWp), developed by Trianel Energieprojekte GmbH & Co. KG, were awarded a contract by the Federal Network Agency as part of an innovation tender due to their integrated storage systems with a total capacity of 28 MWh. They were commissioned at the beginning of 2024 and acquired by LHI at the end of 2024.
As part of the O&M mandate, Hamburg-based solar and storage specialist greentech is responsible for monitoring, system and incident management, preventive inspection and maintenance services as well as DGUV inspections of the PV systems and landscape management for the entire area. In addition, greentech is liaising closely with the installer and operator of the battery storage system to ensure smooth technical operation between the interfaces of the battery storage system and the PV system, thus assuming a coordinating function between all parties involved.
‘We are very pleased about the trust placed in us to take over the operational management of these innovation projects. These projects fit perfectly into our strategy of developing from a pure PV specialist into an integrated PV and BESS provider. In addition to the successful project development of BESS systems and comprehensive engineering services, we are also working intensively on turnkey plant construction and the full operational management of storage systems in order to cover the entire value chain in this area, as we do with photovoltaics. The experience we have gained in these projects will benefit us and our customers,’ says Jörn Carstensen, Chief Technical Officer at greentech.
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