Lumen Park Mezőtúr is a 66.3 MWp solar park in Mezőtúr, Hungary, with bifacial modules on a sun-tracking system, built by Greencells and completed in August 2025.
Lumen Park Mezőtúr
66.3MWp
Trackers, completed 2025
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| Capacity | 66.3 MWp DC / 49.8 MWac[1] |
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| Location | Mezőtúr, Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok county[2] |
| Technology | 106,775 bifacial modules on a sun-tracking system, steered by four on-site weather stations[2] |
| EPC contractor | Greencells (turnkey)[3] |
| Completion | Completion announced by Greencells on 14 August 2025[3] |
| Expected output | About 96,500 MWh a year (EPC figure)[3] |
| Revenue model | Merchant: the owner group's first fully market-based project in Hungary[4] |
| Storage | First element of the SolServices battery programme connected here (company, July 2026)[5] |
| Project company | Mimas Solarpark Kft.; in 2023 Polat Holding sold a 50% indirect stake in it to İş Energy B.V.[4] |
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SolServices announced Mezőtúr in December 2023 as a new project brought into its portfolio. It is the group's first solar park in Hungary built to sell its power entirely on the market, without a KÁT or METÁR support contract. That makes it the most exposed of the Lumen Parks to midday price cannibalisation, and it is where SolServices connected the first part of its battery storage programme.
The park uses bifacial modules on trackers that follow the sun. The tracking system can produce up to 20% more than a fixed installation. Greencells, which built it, put expected generation at about 96,500 MWh a year.
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Facts checked against these sources on . Lumen Park Mezőtúr is part of the SolServices portfolio; Bijen Jalili is General Manager of SolServices. Figures are the company's published numbers; check solservices.hu for the latest.
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