Installed capacity
699.75 kWp
Total peak power of PV modules
Case study • Solar power
699.75 kWp photovoltaic plant – Uniejów
Comprehensive delivery of a solar farm: design, prefabrication, installation and a 15 kV grid connection in Brzeziny near Uniejów.
The project boosts solar generation in the region, reducing CO₂ emissions and supporting Poland’s energy transition.
Location
- Uniejów (Brzeziny)
Grid connection
15 kV MV
Transformer substation and connection to the DSO network
Documentation
Design & approvals
Complete design package accepted by the operator
Monitoring
Online system
Continuous performance supervision for the PV plant
Case study • Solar power
Project goal
Increase the share of solar energy in the local grid while cutting CO₂ emissions.
The investment covered design, installation and grid integration so the PV plant can safely export energy to the network.
Project footprint
- Uniejów – PV array and transformer substation in Brzeziny
Scope of work
- Preparation of design and execution documentation and DSO approvals.
- Prefabrication and delivery of electrical equipment for the PV plant.
- Installation of photovoltaic modules totalling 699.75 kWp.
- Construction and commissioning of the transformer substation with a 15 kV MV connection.
- Deployment of a monitoring system to track production and performance.
Case study • Solar power
Challenges and solutions
Aligning with the DSO
Documentation and schedules had to match operator requirements.
Nivato solution
We maintained continuous communication with the DSO and secured approvals before construction began.
Component selection for local conditions
The PV plant needed to perform reliably despite weather variability.
Nivato solution
We chose high-efficiency modules and durable structures, mapping installation stages to avoid delays.
Synchronising prefab and on-site works
Electrical prefabs had to be ready as field works progressed.
Nivato solution
Modular prefabrication and controlled deliveries shortened installation time on site.
Case study • Solar power
Project outcomes
- The PV farm is exporting clean energy to the local grid.
- Greater energy independence for the region and lower CO₂ emissions.
- Fast detection of anomalies thanks to real-time monitoring.
- A proven blueprint for future renewable projects in the area.
Case study • Solar power
Nivato’s takeaways
Successful PV deployments depend on reliable documentation, precise installation and ongoing supervision.
- Start with thorough site assessments and operator approvals.
- Use prefabricated electrical solutions to speed up construction.
- Implement monitoring systems to maximise safety and performance.
- Work with local stakeholders to build awareness and support for solar projects.
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