LEGO Installing Another Large Solar Power Plant - CleanTechnica

LEGO Installing Another Large Solar Power Plant - CleanTechnica

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. LEGO is trying to rapidly increase its use of renewable energy. That includes solar power, of course, the cheapest option for new electricity capacity or generation. The Denmark-based company is thus now building a new solar power plant. The solar ...

LEGO Launches Solar Project to Provide 100% of Electricity for Denmark Headquarters

The LEGO Group announced the launch of construction of its largest solar park to date near its headquarters in Billund, Denmark, anticipated to generate enough renewable electricity to match 100% of the company’s total electricity consumption in Billund. The company has several sites in Billund, including its LEGO Campus, the Kornmarken manufacturing plant, Our LEGO […]

LEGO Installing Another Large Solar Power Plant

LEGO is trying to rapidly increase its use of renewable energy. That includes solar power, of course, the cheapest option for new electricity capacity or generation. The Denmark-based company is thus now building a new solar power plant. The solar power plant is being built in Billund, Denmark. "The solar ... [continued] The post LEGO Installing Another Large Solar Power Plant appeared first on CleanTechnica.

The LEGO Group Breaks Ground on Largest Solar Park to Date

Construction is underway on The LEGO Group’s latest solar park. Opening in Billund, Denmark, in 2027, this renewable energy project is expected to offset 100% of the company’s electricity use in the area, a major step in The LEGO Group’s goal of net-zero greenhouse emissions by 2050.  The solar park marks one of The LEGO Group’s largest sustainability efforts to date. Once operational, the facility is projected to generate approximately 99 GWh …

Lego Group begins construction of 116MW solar park in Denmark

The Lego Group has started construction of a 116MW solar park in Billund, which is expected to become its “largest solar project to date.”