The largest photovoltaic installation on a roof in the Scandinavian countries: 24,000 solar panels for the hub of logistics and transport
The DSV logistics and transport center in Landskrona, in southern Sweden, stands out as a pioneering example fueled by renewable energies. A significant step towards the aim of sustainable logistical transport.
The installation, which extends over an area of 100,000 square meters, is composed of 24,000 solar panels able to generate 14 MW in continuous current. The energy produced serves to feed the HUB, a 175,000 square meters structure equipped with a large refrigeration system. The installation was curated by Brion, a company specialized in sustainable energy solutions, and provided by Krannich, one of the main distributors of renewable technologies worldwide.
Technological innovation: the role of inverters
Technological heart of the installation are the Sungrow string inverter. The system includes 34 inverters, designed to guarantee maximum efficiency and reliability. Everyone provides a maximum power of 352 kW and supports high power solar modules, with an operational efficiency of 99%. In this way the production of energy is maximized.
The inverters also offer network support capacity, real -time isolation monitoring and advanced safety functions. In addition, they meet rigorous environmental protection standards, a company’s commitment to sustainability and durability.
A model for the future
This installation represents not only technological primacy but it is also a signal for the logistics and renewable energy industry.
With the largest photovoltaic installation on the roof in the Scandinavian countries, the DSV logistics center in Landskrona has become not only an efficient transport hub, but also an example of environmental leadership. This initiative is an invitation to all companies to follow this path, focusing on renewable and sustainable technologies for a better future.
