Enerparc AG, a reputable German company in the renewable energy sector, has allegedly been compromised. The breach reportedly impacts the company’s internal database regarding solar projects in Spain, specifically in the Mallorca and Alicante regions. The company, which has connected over 4,500 MW of solar capacity to the grid, is one of the largest independent solar power producers in Europe. The actor responsible for the leak claims to have extracted approximately 8.6 GB of data consisting of over 5,600 files related to projects such as Alicanti, Son Pons, and Son Ravanell.
According to the actor, the documents are predominantly engineering and technical in nature. The allegedly compromised data includes:
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Station requirement tables
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Tenders and technical proposals for transformer stations
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Commercial proposals and archives (including offers from suppliers)
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Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) protocols (photos, videos, checklists, pre-commissioning protocols)
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Final station documentation (test protocols, datasheets, CE conformity certificates, electrical drawings, protection settings, installation manuals)
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Detailed photos of equipment (LV/MV compartments, switchgear, transformer compartments)
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Test videos (such as FAT footage from 2020)
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