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Omformer parkeringsplass til energihub

The Frisia Ladepark project involved transforming a ferry terminal parking lot in Norddeich, Germany, into one of the country's smartest energy hubs. The site belongs to AG Reederei Norden-Frisia, the ferry company connecting the German mainland to the North Frisian Islands. The facility integrates a 1.7 MWp ground-mounted solar array and a 750 kWp carport solar installation, feeding Lower Saxony’s largest electric vehicle charging park. This project addresses the seasonal challenge of excess solar power generation in summer and the difficulty in efficiently using this surplus energy without overloading the local grid.

Smart energistyring etter regulering

Omexom in Germany served as the engineering partner and implemented the smart energy management system using three proprietary OPM-Box (Omexom Power Management) units. One master unit, located at the medium-voltage connection point, acts as the central coordinator, while two additional units connect via fiber optic to the solar arrays located 2.5 kilometers away. These units continuously balance solar energy production, grid absorption capacity, and EV charging demands in real time, communicating directly with the local utility, Stadtwerke Norden. The system meets Germany’s Redispatch 2.0 regulatory requirements and dynamically adjusts vehicle charging based on solar surplus and parking duration, optimizing energy use for different visitor profiles.

Modulær systemarkitektur med batterilagring

The project also includes powering Germany’s first electric catamaran, operated by Norden-Frisia on island routes, partially with the same solar energy system. Planning for expansion includes battery storage units with a total capacity of up to 810 kW to store excess energy during high solar production and release it during peak demand or off-season periods. The architecture of the OPM-Box system is vendor-neutral and modular, providing a scalable, adaptable energy ecosystem that reduces the need for costly replacements and simplifies integration of solar, storage, and EV charging infrastructure.

Skalerbart modellprosjekt for dekarbonisering

Beyond meeting technical challenges, the Frisia Ladepark stands as a replicable model for coastal and tourist regions across Europe aiming to decarbonize transport and energy use. The combination of smart digital management, renewable power generation, and dynamic grid interaction exemplifies innovation within energy transition frameworks. Omexom additionally provides comprehensive support for certification under Germany’s Nelev regulation, streamlining critical administrative approval processes for energy operators involved.