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BeGreen manages the operation and maintenance of our solar parks. In this article, you get to meet Jorge Colaço from Portugal, one of our O&M engineers.
BeGreen manages the operation and maintenance of our solar parks. In this article, you get to meet Jorge Colaço from Portugal, one of our O&M engineers.
BeGreen will be at the agricultural fair Borgeby Fältdagar in Skåne, 26-27 June.
We are extremely happy to announce that we are expanding into the Polish energy market!
Robert Trzaskowski will take on the role of Managing Director for our Polish business and endeavour, to contribute to the green transition in Poland.
At BeGreen, we develop and build large-scale solar parks. We love what we do and that we’re contributing to a greener future. But none of it would be possible without the talent and dedication of all the amazing companies we work with every day
Next week, BeGreen will be at the agricultural fair Borgeby fältdagar in Skåne, Sweden. Nearly 20,000 visitors and over 450 exhibiting companies goes to Borgeby annually. This year’s theme is energy and economy. Don’t hesitate to visit us in stand S188!
On Friday June 2nd BeGreen had the pleasure of participating in the opening of the solar park we have built for Royal Unibrew in Faxe Municipality.
Rachel Whitham is an ESG Analyst at BeGreen ApS. She is tasked with biodiversity monitoring and enhancement of our solar parks.
On Monday 6 September 2021, BeGreen A/S published its annual report for 2020/2021, showing a net profit of DKK 306 million before tax. This is an increase of DKK 311 million compared to the financial year 2019/2020.
Luxcara og BeGreen sign one of Europe’s largest solar PV agreements. Four new solar PV parks in Denmark with a collective capacity of up to 415 MWp. First green electricity delivered already this year, project fully completed in 2023. BeGreen will be responsible for construction, operation and maintenance
The beer and fizzy soft drink production is back in full swing at Denmark’s second largest brewery Royal Unibrew. Wanting to reduce its CO2 emissions from the production, Royal Unibrew entered into a collaboration with BeGreen to develop a 23-hectare solar PV plant, equivalent to about 5,000 single-family homes with an average annual consumption of 4,000 kWh.