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Nordika Fastigheter invests in solar energy in Akalla

February 20, 2025
Photo: Nordika Fastigheter / Nordic PM
Photo: Nordika Fastigheter / Nordic PM
In collaboration with SBP, Nordika Fastigheter has invested in a solar panel system on the Aura 1 property in Akalla. The plant is estimated to have a peak output of 216 kW and is a step in the company's long-term work to reduce its climate impact.

– Nordika Fastigheter aims to implement solar energy and energy storage where possible, and it is a pleasure to be part of their long-term sustainability commitment, says Olle Rubarth, Account Advisor at SBP.

The project builds upon a long-standing collaboration with Nordika Fastigheter. A previous project was a solar power plant at Karlstad CCC (read more about it here), which is a landmark in the city.

One of the particular challenges in this project is the unusual architecture of certain parts of the property, which is located in Akalla, a short drive north of Stockholm's city center. Ensuring the efficiency of the solar power plant requires customized solutions based on both design and work safety.
– Some surfaces have an unusual design, so we have to think outside the box to find the best solutions for optimal performance based on all the regulations we have to adhere to. This is part of our work, and we look forward to solving these challenges. As soon as the building permit is in place, we are ready to start the installation and look forward to delivering a sustainable and long-term solution, says Johan Braunerhielm, responsible project manager from SBP.

By installing solar energy, they contribute to reducing environmental impact and create long-term energy benefits for the property.
– It is clear that Nordika has great ambitions in sustainable energy, and it feels great to be part of that work once again. The fact that they are now returning customers is a strong testament for us as a company, and it makes the project particularly exciting, says Olle Rubarth.

Nordika Fastigheter focuses on transforming underutilized properties into modern, high-quality objects that benefit both users and the local environment. They strive to achieve building certifications for all their assets upon disposal and have been a strategic member of GRESB (Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark) since 2021 to ensure consistent and comparable sustainability efforts over time.

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