15 Oct Solar Park Construction Photography and Interview Video | Hungary

This year, we had the privilege of undertaking one of our most exciting assignments: documenting the construction of Hungary’s largest solar park for IBC Solar Energy, a Germany-based leader in photovoltaic and energy storage solutions. Our work involved both photography and video to showcase this remarkable project.
IBC SOLAR, with a 38-year legacy, is a pioneer in solar technology and a global leader in harnessing sunlight for energy production. Their expertise continues to shape the future of renewable energy.
The Kaba Solar Park, located in eastern Hungary near Debrecen on the site of the former Kaba sugar refinery, is owned by the Swiss-based energy company MET Group. MET entrusted IBC SOLAR Energy with the park’s planning, procurement, and construction, as well as its future operations, monitoring, and maintenance.
As Hungary’s largest operational photovoltaic plant, Kaba Solar Park features cutting-edge technology and an expected lifespan of over 25 years. Spanning 70 hectares, the facility houses more than 97,000 solar panels. With an annual yield of approximately 52 gigawatt-hours and an installed capacity of 43 megawatts, it will provide green electricity to over 23,000 Hungarian households.
Our documentation began in February and continued through October, capturing the entire process from start to finish. In addition to on-the-ground industrial photography, we also utilized drone technology to deliver stunning aerial shots.
To showcase the project, we produced both still imagery and an image film that highlights the park’s development. On the inauguration day, we conducted interviews, which you can watch in the accompanying video.

You can also view a small gallery of the project below.