Acciona Energia, Grupo Pais to Develop 63.4 MW Solar
- Acciona Energia shines in the Dominican Republic with their latest solar project, Pedro Corto, set to power the region with clean energy by 2025.
Spanish renewables company Acciona Energia is developing a 63.35-MW solar project called Pedro Corto in the Dominican Republic in partnership with Grupo Pais. Acciona Energia will hold a 51% stake in the project, with Grupo Pais owning the remaining 49%. The solar farm, located in San Juan de la Maguana, is supported by a 15-year power purchase agreement with Edesur Dominicana and is expected to generate 189.07 GWh per year once operational by the end of 2025.
This project marks Acciona Energia's second solar venture in the Dominican Republic, following the commissioning of the 58-MWp Calabaza I plant in 2023. The company is also constructing the 162-MW Cotoperi solar complex with Grupo Pais and other investors. Acciona Energia continues to expand its renewable energy portfolio in the region with a focus on sustainable energy development.
What is Acciona Energia's latest solar project in the Dominican Republic?
- Acciona Energia's latest solar project in the Dominican Republic is the 63.35-MW Pedro Corto solar farm.
- The project is being developed in partnership with Grupo Pais, with Acciona Energia holding a 51% stake and Grupo Pais owning the remaining 49%.
- Located in San Juan de la Maguana, the solar farm has a 15-year power purchase agreement with Edesur Dominicana.
- Once operational by the end of 2025, the Pedro Corto solar project is expected to generate 189.07 GWh per year.
- This project is Acciona Energia's second solar venture in the Dominican Republic, following the commissioning of the 58-MWp Calabaza I plant in 2023.
- The company is also working on the construction of the 162-MW Cotoperi solar complex with Grupo Pais and other investors.
- Acciona Energia is focused on expanding its renewable energy portfolio in the region and promoting sustainable energy development.