Special Projects

Thanks to decades of experience in the field of renewable energies and many years of cooperation with our strategic partners, we can offer our customers a bundle of unique special projects

Hilber Solar special projects cover three types of categories

Building Solar Canopy

We love thinking innovatively not only when it comes to discovering new possibilities.

Building Solar Canopy

Small Solar Power Plants

Small Power Plants - big impact. Plenty of examples speak for themselves. We'd like to accompany you on your journey.

Small Solar Power Plants

Large Solar Power Plants

No field wide enough, no project too challenging. We enjoy finding solutions and building the future of energy together.

Large Solar Power Plants

Some of our special project references

Wastewater Treatment Plant

Basel, Suisse
Project type:
Building Canopy

In Basel, we were allowed to create a PV roof on an already existing foundation with a 15m long span. Here, too, the motto was to equip already built-up areas with photovoltaics before building up untouched areas.

Solar Power Plant Benban

Egypt
Project type:
Large Solar Plants

Our Single Axis Tracker produces 64.1 megawatts of peak power, enough electricity for 20,000 Egyptian households. But it is already reportedly the country's largest solar field, with 200,000 panels that adjust to the sun's position and an area of about 50 soccer fields.

Charging Station Garage E-Bikes

Berlin, Germany
Project type:
Small Solar Plant

In the summer of 2022, we were able to implement a special project for the Federal Office for Building and Regional Planning (BBR) in Berlin. The customized PV Bikebox offers space for 36 bicycles. All parking spaces have their own locker that securely locks the bikes and private items using a pin code. In order to charge the e-bikes with green electricity, a photovoltaic system was integrated on the roof.

Busport Canopy

Tussam, Seville, Spain
Project type:
Small Solar Plant

The bus parking lot of the municipal transport company of Seville (Tussam) has space for about 400 buses. We were assigned to design and build a roofing. The city and the management of the operating company Tussam attached great importance to the architecture, the acceptance of the population and the employees. Therefore, we developed a lightweight tubular steel structure that allows moment-free load transfer from the roof to the foundation. The force fluxes created by the applied loads change from compression to tension and vice versa. The profit of the construction comes from the fuel savings and the generation of electrical energy.