Photovoltaic
Schönkirchen-Reyersdorf – one of the largest photovoltaic area plant in Austria
Photovoltaics, as a renewable energy, are an important step towards the energy transition. Therefore, one of the largest area photovoltaic plant was built on the OMV landfill site in Schönkirchen- Reyersdorf at the end of 2020 to generate its own electricity consumption in a climate-friendly way with the help of solar energy. The commissioning of the second expansion phase was carried out in July 2022.
The plant
With the power generation plant completed in two expansion phases on the 13.3 ha green open area at the OMV landfill site, electrical energy is generated from renewable solar energy. The total installed capacity in the final stage after completion of phase II at the beginning of July 2022 is 15.32 MWp with a generation of 15.84 GWh, which corresponds to the annual electricity consumption of around 5,000 households and an average CO2 saving of 10,000 t/a.
Technical data of the mounting system
The modules are positioned using a static free-space mounting system. The modules are installed horizontally in rows facing east or west. The foundation is made by means of pile-driven/concrete foundations.
Technical details
General:
- Module output: 330 Wp/455 Wp
- Total area: 13.3 ha
- Module inclination: 8° - 12
- Orientation: 90° east / 270° west
Infrastructure:
- Transformer stations: 17 pieces
- Transfer station: 1 piece
- 20kV ring line: approx. 2.7 km
Construction phase I:
- Total output: 11.418 MWp
- Number of modules: 34.600
- Module area: 57,690 m²
- Module tables (10/5): 832/66
- Inverters: 91 pieces
- Annual generation 2021: 12.10 GWh
Construction phase II:
- Total output: 3.898 MWp
- Number of modules: 8,568
- Module area: 18,490 m²
- Module tables: 238 (each 18 modules east + 18 modules west)
- Inverters: 28 pieces
- Annual production: 3.74 GWh
Construction period - Construction will take place in 2 phases:
- Phase I: July to November 2020
- Phase II: April to July 2022