Stockbronner Hof solar park
A project of BayWa r.e.
A solar park is to be built on an area of approx. 80 hectares around the Stockbronner Hof. This has an output of up to 93 megawatt peak and can generate around 100 million kilowatt hours of electricity, which corresponds to the average electricity consumption of approx. 27,500 households. In addition, ecological compensation measures ensure that biodiversity for local flora and fauna is preserved and strengthened.
What is planned?

General information
It also offers us the opportunity to generate income that we can use for public services.
Mayor of Neckarzimmern
Special features of the project
The solar park is characterized by its direct location under or next to various high-voltage lines. The ecological electricity generated in the solar park can be fed directly into the grid without a long cable route. Together with the owner and the agricultural manager of the land and the municipality of Neckarzimmern, we want to create an exemplary project for the Neckar-Odenwald district.
Bundling of energy infrastructure
In the area of the planned area backdrop, there are already a large number of high-voltage lines that characterise the landscape. With the Stockbronner Hof solar park, the electricity infrastructure can be bundled in one place.
In addition, it is planned to dismantle the existing 20kV medium-voltage line in the area of the solar park and re-lay it underground.
Information and participation opportunities
By making our land available, we can make our contribution to the energy transition. And with the long-term income from the lease, we can ensure the operation and maintenance of Hornberg Castle.
Project progress
Did you know that solarparks can promote diversity?
We at BayWa r.e. have set ourselves the goal of promoting biodiversity on our land in the best possible way when designing our solar parks, e.g. by protecting or creating new habitats for insects, birds and other animals.
In this context, we have committed ourselves with the German Association of the New Energy Industry (German: Bundesverband Neue Energiewirtschaft e. V.) (bne)) to compliance with best-practice standards for the good planning of ground-mounted PV systems and are sure that in this way we will be able to create added value both for climate and species protection as well as for the community and its local citizens.
The current extensive field study "Biodiversity in Solar Parks" by the bne investigated the effect of well-planned, modern solar systems on biodiversity. The finding: Solar parks on agricultural land increase biodiversity in the cultural landscape.
