Germany's solar energy is growing – security needs to keep up

Germany has already reached 128 GW of installed photovoltaic capacity – the interim target set for 2026 has thus been surpassed early. By 2030, it should be 215 GW. The dynamic expansion of solar energy also means: more and more solar parks, battery storage, substations, and technical installations are becoming an important part of our energy infrastructure.

This also raises the need for protection. Theft, vandalism, sabotage and unauthorised access can lead to significant damage and long downtimes – especially in large solar parks. That's why security should be considered right from the planning stage of a project.

alarm.direct develops and implements customised security concepts with perimeter protection, fence sensors, gate security, camera technology, alarms, and online monitoring – and also supports facilities during ongoing operations.

Because the energy transition needs not just more energy – it also needs secure energy infrastructure. alarm.direct – Security that energy projects can rely on.