Fullført solenergiprosjekt i Antwerpen
Omexom in Belgium successfully completed the construction of the Indaver Solar Park on the former Hooge Maey landfill site located in the port of Antwerp-Bruges. The 23 MWp photovoltaic installation was energized on September 1, 2025, with the official handover and presentation occurring in December 2025. This project was commissioned for Indaver, turning a previously contaminated landfill into a renewable energy hub spanning 20 hectares.
32 688 solpaneler for 8 000 hjem
The solar park consists of 32,688 solar panels capable of supplying electricity to approximately 8,000 households. The landfill site, operational since 1967, was sealed with a geomembrane and covered with 1.5 meters of soil before installation. The project stands as a notable example of repurposing degraded land into a clean energy asset, emphasizing environmental responsibility through innovative engineering.
Tekniske utfordringer med nøyaktig koordinering
Constructing the solar park presented unique challenges including difficult terrain, erosion control, and preserving landfill stability. The site preparation utilized drones, topographic surveys, and last-minute risk analyses to maintain high precision and safety. A multidisciplinary engineering approach involved around five specialized firms to ensure smooth coordination across disciplines such as soil irradiation and wind load analysis.
Miljøtiltak og streng sikkerhet
To mitigate environmental risks, the design incorporated increased spacing between panels and elevated mounting structures to aid vegetation growth and maintain slope stability. Due to steep slopes and fragile ground conditions, above-ground cabling was extensively used to avoid damaging underground infrastructure. Safety was paramount with reinforced protocols, including restricted zones, a weather monitoring station, and Omexom’s proprietary 'safety up' system, ensuring daily team briefings and controlled site access for all 50 installation workers.
Koblet til 36 kV nett
The Indaver Solar Park is linked to a newly constructed 36 kV high-voltage substation connected to the Elia transmission grid. This integration guarantees a sustainable and future-proof electricity supply, highlighting the project’s contribution to the energy transition and local environmental improvement.