en.Wedoany.com Reported - CapMan Real Estate has completed an integrated solar roof project at Stationsparken in Glostrup, Denmark, marking the final step in a major renovation of the property. The project replaced the building's old roof with 10,500 fully actively integrated solar panels, covering an area of 7,500 square meters, reportedly making it the largest integrated solar roof of its kind in Scandinavia. Unlike traditional add-on panels, the new system seamlessly integrates into the roof structure, enhancing environmental performance while preserving the building's integrity.
The integrated solar roof is expected to generate approximately 589,000 kilowatt-hours of renewable electricity annually, covering over 60% of the building's electricity needs. As a result, Stationsparken is projected to reduce carbon emissions by 82 tons per year, equivalent to 3,300 tons of CO2 over the system's 40-year lifespan. The investment has also improved the property's EPC rating from B to A and reduced total primary energy demand by 37%. Financially, the project delivers returns by lowering annual operating expenses, making the asset resilient both environmentally and economically.
The solar roof project was delivered in collaboration with Solar Lightning Consultants, Solartag, WERK Arkitekter, and Hovedstadens Bygningsentreprise, with participation from the Glostrup Municipality and key public sector tenants. All solar panels and inverters were manufactured in Europe. The installation was carried out in six phases, with no disruption to tenant operations during construction.
Søren Enemark, Chairman of the Environment, Technology, and Property Committee of Glostrup Municipality, stated that the project exemplifies constructive cooperation between the municipality, CapMan, and all partners. Anna Rannisto, Sustainability Director at CapMan Real Estate, noted that Stationsparken proves sustainability and strong returns can coexist, ensuring long-term energy independence and reducing emissions by integrating solar technology into the building design. Peter Gill, Head of CapMan Real Estate Denmark, believes that completing the integrated solar roof at Stationsparken is not only a milestone for the asset but also represents how sustainable upgrades can be advanced across the entire portfolio.
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