Alight has officially inaugurated the 215 MW Lidsø Solar Park, located in the municipality of Lolland, Denmark. The project was developed, constructed, and grid-connected by European Energy in the third quarter of 2025, before being divested to Alight earlier this year.

Now fully operational, Lidsø Solar Park is supplying renewable electricity to two offtakers through Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs). With a capacity of 215 MW, it stands among the largest solar facilities in Denmark.

“Completion and inauguration of Lidsø Solar Park mark the transition from development to full operation. The project has been delivered as planned and now contributes to renewable electricity generation in Denmark,” said Jens-Peter Zink, Deputy CEO of European Energy.

Warren Campbell, CEO of Alight, highlighted the significance of the facility for the country’s energy transition. “We are extremely proud to inaugurate one of Denmark’s largest solar parks today. Lidsø will be an important part of Denmark’s energy transition and is proof that solar power can contribute on a large scale,” he said. He also stressed that long-term partnerships enable the delivery of new, additional sustainable capacity to the Danish grid while strengthening the company’s position in the Nordic market.

European Energy noted that the project reflects its strategy to develop and deliver large-scale renewable energy facilities in close cooperation with local stakeholders. Construction of Lidsø Solar Park began in 2024, and its inauguration follows the completion of commissioning activities and grid connection earlier in the autumn.