Solar parks
Ground-mounted solar parks for landowners, businesses and developers.
A solar park — also called a photovoltaic or PV park — is made up of solar panels on ground-mounted support structures. We assess the land with you and develop a solution suited to the site.
What a solar park consists of
Modules
The solar panels that generate electricity.
Mounting system and foundations
Steel structure on piles, ground screws or concrete footings depending on ground conditions.
Inverters
Convert direct current to alternating current for the site or grid.
Cable routes
Cabling within the park and to the connection point.
Connection and monitoring
Connection to the grid or consumer and operational monitoring.
Transformer and battery
Where the project requires them.
Three typical scenarios
- Land near an industrial consumer
- Opportunities for using the solar power on site are assessed against the consumption profile.
- Land for an electricity sales project
- The land is developed for generating and selling electricity, often with a developer.
- Structures and installation for a developer or EPC contractor
- We supply and install the mounting system within a larger project.
Toseto's expertise: structures, supply and installation
The strength of our offer lies in the support structures, the organisation of supply and the installation on site.
A complete energy project is offered once partners and responsibilities have been defined.
How we assess a site
- 01
Location and land rights
Position, area, right of use and current land use.
- 02
Ground conditions
Topography, geotechnics, shading, access, drainage and constraints.
- 03
Grid connection
Initial discussion of the connection point and available grid capacity.
- 04
Layout concept
Arrangement, choice of structure and foundations.
- 05
Consultation and permits
Required consultations and approvals with the relevant authorities.
- 06
Business model and appraisal
Own use or electricity sales, and investment appraisal.
- 07
Delivery
Design, procurement, installation, commissioning and operation in the agreed scope.
What drives the economics
We do not promise returns or payback periods. The appraisal is based on:
- Expected generation
- Own consumption profile
- Terms for selling electricity
- Connection costs
- Capital investment
- Operation and maintenance
- Cost of financing
Permit and consultation requirements depend on the site and the project scope. Permit and grid questions are reviewed before a final proposal.
Assess your site's potential
Location, approximate area and your role are enough to begin.