CapMan Real Estate announces the completion of the landmark solar roof project at Stationsparken in Glostrup, Denmark — marking the final step in a large-scale transformation that positions the property at the forefront of renewable energy solutions in the Nordics.
The project replaces the building’s ageing roof with 10,500 fully active integrated solar panels across 7,500 square metres, creating Scandinavia’s largest integrated solar roof of its kind. Unlike traditional add-on panels, the new system is seamlessly built into the roof structure, preserving the building’s architectural integrity while significantly boosting its environmental performance.
The integrated solar roof will generate approximately 589,000 kWh of renewable electricity annually, covering over 60% of the building’s electricity demand. As a result, Stationsparken is expected to reduce its carbon emissions by 82 tonnes per year, equivalent to 3,300 tonnes of CO₂ over the system’s 40-year lifespan.
The investment also significantly enhances the property’s energy performance, improving its EPC rating from B to A and reducing total primary energy demand by 37%.
Financially, the project delivers strong returns by reducing annual operating expenses, positioning the asset as both environmentally and economically resilient.
The solar roof project was delivered in partnership with Solar Lightning Consultants, Solartag, WERK Arkitekter, and Hovedstadens Bygningsentreprise, with close engagement from the Municipality of Glostrup and key public-sector tenants.
All solar panels and inverters were manufactured in Europe to support high-quality standards and safeguard supply chain responsibility.
Source: press release sent 25 June 2026