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We Want to Turn the Sun into an Asset for Everyone

We are your partner for all things solar energy. Whether in open fields or in agricultural settings, we develop, build, and operate custom solar power systems. Learn more about hep global GmbH on the “About Us” page.

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We Want to Turn the Sun into an Asset for Everyone

We are your partner for all things solar energy. Whether in open fields or in agricultural settings, we develop, build, and operate custom solar power systems. Learn more about hep global GmbH on the “About Us” page.

hep global Photovoltaic Parks

hep global develops photovoltaic projects with long-term value. Our references showcase solar parks in Germany and selected international markets, where our development expertise laid the foundation for successful project implementation.
Links ist ein grünes Feld zu sehen. Im rechten letzten Drittel ist ein betonierter Weg mit großen Büschen und Bäumen zu sehen. Am Horizont sieht man ein weißes Gebäude und kleine Berge. Dahinter ist es leicht verschleiert, wie Regen oder Nebel, dahinter lässt sich ganz ein Hügel erahnen. Es ist sehr bewölkt.

Biessenhofen Solar Project

The Biessenhofen Solar Park is being developed on the northern edge of the municipality of Biessenhofen, on an area located between the B16 federal road, the Buchloe–Lindau railway line, and Lake Bachtelsee. Due to its immediate proximity to the Buchloe–Lindau railway corridor, the project site qualifies as a privileged area for solar development. The solar park will generate enough renewable energy to supply approximately 1,380 households and includes energy storage capacity capable of providing power for around two hours, even when the sun is not shining.

Key Facts
Solar Panel Area3.32 acres
Capacity4.05 MWp
Specific Yield1,146 kWh/kWp/year
Households SuppliedØ 1,365/year
Emissions Avoided970 - 1,540 t CO2-Eq. / year
Expected Lifetime30 years
Two green fields separated by a path. And in the background is a solar farm.

Schongau Solar Project

The Schongau Solar Park is being developed north of the residential area of Schongau, in direct proximity to a gravel plant. As the site is no longer used for agricultural purposes, it is ideally suited for renewable energy generation. The project includes the expansion of an existing solar park, further increasing the use of renewable energy in the region.

Key Facts
Solar Panel Area5.89 acres
Capacity8.18 MWp
Specific Yield1,141 kWh/kWp/year
Households SuppliedØ 2,744/year
Emissions Avoidedbetween 1,950 and 3,100 t CO2-eq. per year
Expected LifetimeMin. 20 years
Es ist eine nicht sehr hohe Vogelperspektive. Am oberen Horizont ist Himmel, mit ganz wenigen kleinen Wolken zu erkennen. Neben vielen Feldern, ist in der Mitte ein ganz großes Feld, welches mit einer orangenen Linie markiert wurde. Die Linie kennzeichnet den zukünftigen Solarpark Buckeläcker.

Buckeläcker Solar Project

With the Buckeläcker Solar Park, we are bringing the expertise we have gained internationally back to our home region. Covering an area of approximately 30 hectares, the solar park will generate around 38 million kilowatt-hours of electricity each year, enough to supply the equivalent of approximately 10,800 households. The electricity generated will be fed into the new substation currently being developed at Hohenstein.

Key Facts
Solar Panel Area30 acres
Capacity35.7 MWp
Specific Yield38 GWh/year
Households SuppliedØ 10,800/year
Emissions Avoided14,595 t/year
Expected Lifetime30 years
Es ist eine nicht sehr hohe Vogelperspektive. Am oberen Horizont ist Himmel zu erkennen. Neben vielen Feldern, ist im unteren Drittel ein ganz großes Feld, welches mit einer roten Linie markiert wurde. Die Linie kennzeichnet den zukünftigen Solarpark Zimmerbeg.

Zimmerberg Solar Project

Exciting developments are underway in Eppingen, with several solar parks currently in the planning stage. The Zimmerberg Solar Park will generate electricity for approximately 3,870 households per year on a site covering around 10.2 hectares. With a capacity of 12.4 MWp, the project will save approximately 5,230 tonnes of CO₂ annually and is designed for an operational lifespan of at least 30 years. A true future-oriented project for our city.

Key Facts
Solar Panel Area10.2 acres
Capacity12,4 MWp
Specific Yield12.6 GWh/year
Households SuppliedØ 3,870/year
Emissions Avoided5,230 t/year
Expected Lifetime30 years

hep global Photovoltaic Parks

hep global develops photovoltaic projects with long-term value. Our references showcase solar parks in Germany and selected international markets, where our development expertise laid the foundation for successful project implementation.
Links ist ein grünes Feld zu sehen. Im rechten letzten Drittel ist ein betonierter Weg mit großen Büschen und Bäumen zu sehen. Am Horizont sieht man ein weißes Gebäude und kleine Berge. Dahinter ist es leicht verschleiert, wie Regen oder Nebel, dahinter lässt sich ganz ein Hügel erahnen. Es ist sehr bewölkt.

Biessenhofen Solar Project

The Biessenhofen Solar Park is being developed on the northern edge of the municipality of Biessenhofen, on an area located between the B16 federal road, the Buchloe–Lindau railway line, and Lake Bachtelsee. Due to its immediate proximity to the Buchloe–Lindau railway corridor, the project site qualifies as a privileged area for solar development. The solar park will generate enough renewable energy to supply approximately 1,380 households and includes energy storage capacity capable of providing power for around two hours, even when the sun is not shining.

Key Facts
Solar Panel Area3.32 acres
Capacity4.05 MWp
Specific Yield1,146 kWh/kWp/year
Households SuppliedØ 1,365/year
Emissions Avoided970 - 1,540 t CO2-Eq. / year
Expected Lifetime30 years
Two green fields separated by a path. And in the background is a solar farm.

Schongau Solar Project

The Schongau Solar Park is being developed north of the residential area of Schongau, in direct proximity to a gravel plant. As the site is no longer used for agricultural purposes, it is ideally suited for renewable energy generation. The project includes the expansion of an existing solar park, further increasing the use of renewable energy in the region.

Key Facts
Solar Panel Area5.89 acres
Capacity8.18 MWp
Specific Yield1,141 kWh/kWp/year
Households SuppliedØ 2,744/year
Emissions Avoidedbetween 1,950 and 3,100 t CO2-eq. per year
Expected LifetimeMin. 20 years
Es ist eine nicht sehr hohe Vogelperspektive. Am oberen Horizont ist Himmel, mit ganz wenigen kleinen Wolken zu erkennen. Neben vielen Feldern, ist in der Mitte ein ganz großes Feld, welches mit einer orangenen Linie markiert wurde. Die Linie kennzeichnet den zukünftigen Solarpark Buckeläcker.

Buckeläcker Solar Project

With the Buckeläcker Solar Park, we are bringing the expertise we have gained internationally back to our home region. Covering an area of approximately 30 hectares, the solar park will generate around 38 million kilowatt-hours of electricity each year, enough to supply the equivalent of approximately 10,800 households. The electricity generated will be fed into the new substation currently being developed at Hohenstein.

Key Facts
Solar Panel Area30 acres
Capacity35.7 MWp
Specific Yield38 GWh/year
Households SuppliedØ 10,800/year
Emissions Avoided14,595 t/year
Expected Lifetime30 years
Es ist eine nicht sehr hohe Vogelperspektive. Am oberen Horizont ist Himmel zu erkennen. Neben vielen Feldern, ist im unteren Drittel ein ganz großes Feld, welches mit einer roten Linie markiert wurde. Die Linie kennzeichnet den zukünftigen Solarpark Zimmerbeg.

Zimmerberg Solar Project

Exciting developments are underway in Eppingen, with several solar parks currently in the planning stage. The Zimmerberg Solar Park will generate electricity for approximately 3,870 households per year on a site covering around 10.2 hectares. With a capacity of 12.4 MWp, the project will save approximately 5,230 tonnes of CO₂ annually and is designed for an operational lifespan of at least 30 years. A true future-oriented project for our city.

Key Facts
Solar Panel Area10.2 acres
Capacity12,4 MWp
Specific Yield12.6 GWh/year
Households SuppliedØ 3,870/year
Emissions Avoided5,230 t/year
Expected Lifetime30 years

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Ground‑Mounted Photovoltaics

Want to lease out unused land or property and help provide modern electricity in Germany? With a solar farm on your land, you’ll benefit from reliable, long-term lease income.

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Agrivoltaics

Combining agriculture and energy production? Agri‑photovoltaics makes it possible. By equipping your cropland or grazing areas with customized solar modules, you can use the same land for both farming and renewable energy generation.

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Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)

Battery storage systems make renewable electricity usable exactly when it’s needed. They store energy when production exceeds consumption and release it again when demand rises.

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Repowering

As photovoltaic systems age, they lose efficiency while technical standards and incentive models continue to evolve. Repowering addresses exactly these issues by renewing and modernizing existing installations.

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What Sets hep global Apart

hep solar is far more than just a solar specialist. Behind hep solar are people around the world, representing a wide range of professions, all working with passion to build energy systems that’s ready for the future.

Careers

Work with purpose, build a future‑proof career. Whether you’re starting an apprenticeship, studying, or looking for a full‑time position—your career at hep solar lets you contribute to energy systems of the future. Join our dynamic, international team.

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Sustainability

As a company, we bear a great responsibility. We uphold this principle not only in our products but also in our daily interactions.

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News

Stay up to date. Every week, we share news from across the hep solar group—from our international project development and product innovations to the latest industry trends.

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Lease Your Land and Benefit from the Energy Transition

Unlock the potential of your land and create long-term opportunities by leasing it for solar energy projects. Visit our “Lease Your Land” page to learn about the key benefits, requirements, and everything else you need to know.
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