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Inauguration of Andel Vedde Solar Park

The new Andel Vedde Solar Park was inaugurated this week as the second-largest solar park in Zealand with an annual production of 110,000 MWh - enough to power 28,000 homes.

Photo credit: Mind Energy

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By Mind Energy | [email protected]
10 October 2025

Danish Industry and Ferrosan are some of the businesses signing long-term PPAs to offtake renewable power from the park.

By partnering on this project, they are locking in price stability, reducing exposure to market volatility, and directly supporting the energy transition through real, traceable renewable energy.

As balance responsible party, Mind Energy ensure a smooth, end-to-end experience – managing electricity delivery, risk, and monthly balancing to keep the sustainable energy supply aligned with actual consumption.

Mentioned in this article: Andel

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