Renewable energy for vital water infrastructure structure

Solarge supplied 220 lightweight, circular solar panels for a flat-roof installation at the WML Pumping Station in Grubbenvorst. This provides essential water infrastructure with a sustainable energy solution that combines performance, reliability and circularity.

220 circular Solarge panels are preparing the Grubbenvorst pumping station for a sustainable and energy-efficient future.

Customer
WML Grubbenvorst

Location
Lottum

Date
2026

62.700

kg CO₂e saved compared to conventional

60%

Less CO2₂ emissions

100%

Recyclable

Lightweight solution for flat roofs

The roof of a pumping station requires a reliable solar solution that does not put unnecessary strain on the existing structure. Thanks to the low weight of Solarge panels, an installation of 220 solar panels could be realised on the flat roof, without compromising on performance, safety or durability.

Circularity in critical infrastructure

By opting for circular, PFAS-free solar panels, WML is investing not only in sustainable energy generation but also in future-proof infrastructure. The panels are designed with reuse and recycling in mind, significantly reducing their environmental impact throughout their entire lifecycle.

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