Bundorf solar park
The Bundorf solar park is located in the Bavarian district of Haßberge, approx. one kilometre north of Bundorf. It was commissioned at the end of 2023 and is the second-largest solar park in this study, covering around 125 hectares. A drainage ditch running from west to east runs through the southern third of the site. A wildlife corridor connects the forest in the north with a two-hectare section of forest in the centre of the solar park.
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MaxSolar GmbH and EnergieGenossenschaft Inn-Salzach eG
125 MW
125 ha
2023
Bavaria
50.2287782065 - 10.5273044716
Arable land
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| Species groups | Investigated |
|---|---|
| Plants | |
| Locusts | |
| Butterfly | |
| Dragonflies | |
| Reptiles | |
| Amphibians | |
| Birds | ✔ |
| Bats | ✔ |
| Miscellaneous |
✔ = Investigation carried out on behalf of the operators
Natural environment and special features
Franconian Keuper-Liasland
The solar park is surrounded by forest to the north, west and east. Agricultural land is located to the south of the plant. An artificial pond borders the site to the south-east.
The solar park is located on slopes or ridges sloping to the north (east) and south (east) and generally to the east.
Field, grassland, herbaceous and tall herb meadow, greenway
Floor
Pelosol brown earth / pelosol pseudogley from weathering products of marl and clay rocks; small eastern part probably parabrown earth / pale earth / pseudogley from loess or loess loam over various rocks
predominantly silty, partly layered, slightly sandy clays
Construction method
0.5
4.6m
3.2m
18°
3 pieces
20mm
The frames are galvanised steel posts without foundations.
The modules are bifacial.
No paths have been created.
There are varying row spacings of 4.2 to 6 metres in the system.
Management
Grazing with sheep.
Equalisation measures
The following measures were implemented:
- Sowing of indigenous seed mixtures and planting of native trees (shrubs, wild fruit and cultivated fruit trees).
- Creation of selective open soil sites, wetland swales and ditch widening.
Detailed information can be found in the environmental report.
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