Vattenfall delays Panderweg-Oost solar park construction
Vattenfall has decided to delay the construction of its 38MW Panderweg-Oost solar park in the Netherlands, originally planned for April 2026, due to uncertainties surrounding an associated wind farm and shared grid connection.
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Vattenfall has decided not to start construction of the 38MW Panderweg-Oost solar park in the Netherlands as originally planned in April 2026. The decision is linked to uncertainty surrounding the associated wind farm planned as part of the Energiepark Echteld Lienden development. The solar and wind projects are intended to share the same grid connection that still needs to be built. The permit for the wind farm is not yet irrevocable and no subsidy has yet been granted for the project. Vattenfall will assess the potential impact of the delay on the solar park’s awarded SDE subsidy and review implications for the joint grid connection and overall schedule for the energy park.
"Vattenfall has decided not to start construction of the 38MW Panderweg-Oost solar park"
"grid operator Liander"
"the province of Gelderland"
"the municipality of Buren"
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