Last week, several kilometres of copper cable were stolen from a solar park in Königsbrück, Germany.

The unknown perpetrators cut through the site’s fencing and stole around 42 km of copper cable.

The police estimate the damage caused at 50.000EUR.

During the night of Thursday 11th June 2026, several kilometres of cable were stolen from a solar farm in Neresheim, Germany.

The unknown perpetrators forced open the fence to gain access to the site.

The police estimate that the damage runs into six figures.

Between 2nd  and 3rd of June 2026, a solar park in the district of Rangen, Germany was broken into.

The unknown perpetrators gained access to the site by climbing over the fence and stole several kilometres of copper cable.

The police estimate the damage caused at 40.000EUR.

Between 30th of April and 4th of May 2026, several inverters were stolen from a solar park near Querenbach, Germany.

Unknown perpetrators gained access to the site by force, cutting through the fence.

The police estimate the damage to property at over 100.000EUR.

During the night of 3rd of May 2026, as yet unknown perpetrators stole large quantities of copper cable from a solar farm in Güstrow, Germany.
The perpetrators gained access to the site by cutting through the fencing.

The police estimate the resulting damage to property at approximately 160.000EUR.

On the afternoon of Thursday 30th of April 2026, as yet unidentified perpetrators gained access to a solar farm in Börde, Germany.

The perpetrators stole copper cables, causing damage amounting to tens of thousands of euros, according to the police.

On Tuesday 28th of April 2026, a break-in was reported at a solar park in Riesa, Germany.
Unknown perpetrators stole six inverters.

The police estimate the damage caused at around 21.000EUR.

During the night of Sunday 19th of April 2026, several kilometres of copper cable were stolen from a solar farm near Wiernsheim-Iptingen, Germany.

The as yet unidentified perpetrators forced their way onto the site and stole over 30 km of copper cable.

The police estimate the damage caused at over 300.000EUR.

Between Friday 10th of April and Saturday 11th of April 2026, as yet unknown perpetrators forced their way into a solar farm in Schweitenkirchen-Preinerszell, Germany.

During the break-in, 23 inverters were stolen.
The police estimate the damage to property at 120.000EUR.

During the night of Thursday 26th of March, as yet unidentified perpetrators gained access to a solar farm in Geseke, Germany.

According to current information, the perpetrators stole approximately 30km of copper cable.
The police have estimated the resulting damage to property at several tens of thousands of euros.