– It is incredibly fun and proof that our work as a team has paid off, says Mobin Jafari, responsible project manager from SBP.
The solar cell installation with a peak output of 499 kWp was completed in August 2024, installed on behalf of Mengus and is located next to the scenic Hagaparken. Read more about the project here.
The project has been given a unique design following the building's architectural design and adapted to create high energy efficiency. Close collaboration between different actors has been a decisive factor in creating a solution with high fire safety and optimal performance.
– Haga is truly an iconic landmark in Stockholm, and installing its solar cell system has been a significant milestone for both me in my role and for us as a company, says Mobin Jafari.
One of the actors, who was a crucial part of the success, was the installation company Greentech Integration, which is nominated for the award together with SBP. Ivan Adamchyk led the installation on behalf of Greentech Integration, and the company's CEO Erika Poskute has seen it as a profile project.
- For us, it was an exciting project, which I really think is worthy of attention and nomination. Our team together with both SBP and the customer has created a facility that is at the forefront of Swedish solar energy both technically and in terms of installation, says Erika Poskute.
The way forward
To continue to receive recognition and drive development forward, Mobin sees the importance of continuing with the same high ambition and accuracy.
– We must continue to dare to challenge ourselves, be responsive and always strive for improvement. From this successful project, we have learned a lot and really see that we have set ourselves at a higher minimum level in terms of competence in order to continue to deliver with the same high quality in future projects, says Mobin Jafari.
The winners will be announced in connection with the industry association Svensk Solenergi's annual meeting on April 10.
