Laflora wind-solar park

Laflora is developing one of the largest wind-solar parks in Latvia, which will annually produce about 8% of the country's total annual electricity consumption.

The renewable energy park is planned on Laflora-owned land in the Kaigu bog in Jelgava District, on former peat extraction fields and adjacent forest lands.

Peat extraction in the Kaigu bog will conclude in the coming years, so it is important to plan the area’s further use, which will simultaneously enable the company to achieve climate neutrality.

With the green energy produced in the wind-solar park, Laflora will provide electricity for its peat product manufacturing and technological processes, as well as create a green industrial zone of regional significance in Zemgale. The remaining energy will be supplied to the Northern European electricity market "Nordpool".

This project aims to fully offset the greenhouse gas emissions generated by peat extraction and processing, ensuring the long-term viability of the peat extraction and processing business and developing new business directions. It will preserve over 300 existing jobs and create approximately 120 new jobs.

Laflora has established a subsidiary, 'Laflora Energy', for the development of the wind-solar park. The developer of the park is SIA 'Windy'.