The Disneyland Paris site celebrates this Thursday, April 21, the inauguration of its 46,000 solar panels, installed in the parking lot of the famous site of attractions and entertainment. In a post on its Facebook page, the company said this “first part of the installation in photovoltaic shadow structures” already allows “to produce 10 GWh per year, ie the consumption of a city with more than 4,800 inhabitants”† It took 18 months of work to achieve this first step.
Other panels will be installed in a few months. For example, Disney specifies in its press release that in the long term, by 2023, “this solar power plant will be one of the largest in Europe and will help reduce CO2 emissions by 890 tons per year in the local territory of Val d’Europe”†