Case Studies and Success Stories:
Learn from real-life examples of homeowners and businesses who have successfully harnessed solar energy. These stories provide valuable insights into the benefits and challenges of going solar.


Floating Solar Park in Differdingen
Project Description: In October 2021, Luxembourg's first floating solar park was inaugurated in Differdingen. 25,000 square meters of solar modules were installed on a former cooling pond of ArcelorMittal.
Results: The solar park generates approximately 3 GWh of electricity annually, benefiting around 800 households. The project demonstrates how unused water areas can be effectively used for solar energy.
Success Factors: Innovative use of industrial brownfields and water areas, high energy yield on a small space.Photovoltaic System on the Biohealth Parking Garage in Esch
Project Description: On the roof of the Biohealth parking garage in Esch, 868 solar modules with a total capacity of 287 kW were installed.
Results: The system produces about 1,000 MWh of electricity annually, which corresponds to the annual consumption of 93 households.
Success Factors: Use of existing infrastructure, significant energy cost savings for the building.Solar Park in Bartringen
Project Description: In December 2022, a contract was signed between the municipality of Bartringen and Enovos for the construction of a photovoltaic system with a capacity of 970 kWp.
Results: The solar park will generate about 1,000 MWh of electricity annually, covering roughly one-third of the municipality's total energy consumption.
Success Factors: Commitment of the local government to renewable energy, promotion of green initiatives at the community level.Solar System on the House of BioHealth in Esch
Project Description: On the roof of the "House of BioHealth" in Esch, solar modules with a total capacity of 287 kW were installed.
Results: The solar power production covers about 40% of the building’s energy needs and leads to significant savings on energy costs.
Success Factors: Use of solar energy for a modern office building, optimization of energy consumption, and improvement in sustainability.Solar Park in Kehlen
Project Description: The solar park in Kehlen is one of the largest renewable energy projects in the country. On an area of 20 hectares, 28,000 photovoltaic modules were installed.
Results: The system has a capacity of 10 MWp and generates about 10 million kWh of electricity annually, supplying approximately 2,000 households.
Success Factors: The solar park uses a large, unused area to produce clean energy, significantly contributing to CO2 reduction.Solar Thermal System in Düdelingen
Project Description: An innovative solar thermal system has been commissioned in Düdelingen, primarily used for water heating in several residential buildings.
Results: The solar thermal system covers 60% of the annual hot water demand, saving a considerable amount of energy that would otherwise be covered by fossil fuels.
Success Factors: The use of solar thermal energy for water heating reduces energy consumption and operating costs for the buildings, offering a cost-effective, sustainable solution.Solar System at the Luxembourg Science Center
Project Description: The Luxembourg Science Center in Differdingen installed a solar system with 400 photovoltaic modules on its roof.
Results: The solar system generates 130,000 kWh of electricity annually and covers about 20% of the center's energy needs. The generated electricity is not only used for its own consumption but also fed into the public grid.
Success Factors: The solar system supports the center’s vision to promote innovation and sustainability and serves as a practical example of renewable energy usage.Solar Power for the Luxembourg Green Building Council
Project Description: The Luxembourg Green Building Council installed a solar system with 200 photovoltaic modules on its office building in Luxembourg City.
Results: The system generates 50,000 kWh of electricity annually, covering about 15% of the building's energy consumption. It helps reduce the company’s CO2 emissions.
Success Factors: The project highlights the importance of solar energy for environmentally conscious organizations and sets a strong example for sustainable office buildings.
Solar System on the "La Belle Etoile" Shopping Center
Project Description: A solar system with a total capacity of 1.2 MWp was installed on the roof of the "La Belle Etoile" shopping center in Bertrange.
Results: The system generates approximately 1.2 million kWh of electricity annually, covering about 25% of the shopping center’s energy needs.
Success Factors: The solar system is a great example of using roof spaces of commercial buildings for energy production and offers a sustainable solution for commercial real estate.