Alight commissions 215 MWp solar park in Denmark

Alight, a Nordic solar developer and independent power producer, has commissioned the Lidsø solar park on Lolland in Denmark. The park covers 253 hectares at Rødby Harbour on Lolland in Denmark. Alight owns and operates the solar park, while DSB, Denmark’s state-owned railway company, has signed a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA), enabling new renewable energy to be supplied to the Danish grid. The solar park has 350,000 solar panels, of which about half are mounted on so-called trackers, which can generate more energy by following the sun’s path across the sky compared to panels with a fixed tilt. The solar park is also agrivoltaic, as it combines energy production and agriculture by having around 1,700 sheep grazing in the solar park year-round.  

Lidsø solar park is the largest solar park in operation on Lolland, the second largest in operation in Denmark and Scandinavia. It is owned and managed by Alight, which acquired it from developer European Energy in March 2025. The acquisition was made possible by €127 million in debt financing from SEB and SEK. Construction of the facility began in 2024. The inauguration of the park follows the completion of commissioning activities and grid connection earlier in the autumn.