Haslbach Solar Park to Supply Reinhausen with Regional Green Power

The solar park links regionally generated green power with direct industrial use. The project is intended to expand the supply of renewable energy at the Regensburg business location while also increasing security of supply for Reinhausen.

Mayor Dr. Thomas Burger emphasizes the importance of the project for the city and the region: “The Haslbach solar park is an impressive example of what can be achieved when strong partners from Regensburg combine their expertise. The project strengthens regional value creation, improves the supply of renewable energy, and at the same time sends an important signal for Regensburg as a business location.”

Dr. Robert Greb, CEO of REWAG, highlights the close cooperation between the partners: “The Haslbach solar park makes the energy transition visible locally. Together with Reinhausen and Voltgrün, we are creating a direct link between regionally generated green power and industrial use. Partnerships like this are crucial to the success of the energy transition.”

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For Dr. Manuel Sojer, Managing Director of Reinhausen, the project is an important step in the sustainable development of the company's site: “For us, the Haslbach solar park is a concrete step on our path to embedding sustainability even more firmly in the company. Our 2025 Sustainability Report shows that we intend to reduce our emissions systematically and expand renewable energy in a targeted manner. The solar park is exactly where we are starting: we use regionally generated green power directly at the site, combining climate protection, security of supply, and industrial responsibility.”

Stefan Trummer, Managing Director of Voltgrün, adds: “The Haslbach solar park is a prime example of modern energy projects from the region for the region. Together with our partners, we are creating a sustainable and economically viable solution with tangible benefits for the climate, for companies, and for the location.”