EGP starts building of 2 sustainable projects in Spain

May 6, 2020 01:03 PM ET
  • Italian international renewable resource firm Enel Green Power (EGP) has actually begun building of a solar and also wind project in Spain.
EGP starts building of 2 sustainable projects in Spain
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The solar photovoltaic (PV) project, which will certainly be called Los Naranjos, will certainly be constructed in the district of Seville.

For this center, EGP will certainly develop 9 changing terminals, in addition to a below ground cable television as well as an electrical substation network covering 4.5 kilometres.

The 50MW solar PV project will certainly be constructed with a financial investment of EUR28.2 m as well as will certainly be outfitted with 128,520 solar PV panels as well as is anticipated to be finished by the end of this year.

When functional, the solar project will certainly produce around 100GWh of tidy power yearly, while countering 67,000 tonnes of CO2 discharges right into the ambience every year.

Los Naranjos will certainly be EGP's 2nd solar center in Andalusia after its 50MW Las Corchas' PV plant in Carmona. Building and construction jobs of the EUR30m Las Corchas' PV plant started in 2014.

EGP's wind power ranch, called Los Gigantes, will certainly be constructed in between the communities of Blesa and also Moyuela, specifically in Teruel's and also Zaragoza's districts.

The 21.3 MW wind ranch will certainly be constructed with a financial investment of EUR20m as well as will certainly include 6 wind generators, each with a 3.55 MW power ability. The center is anticipated to find online by the end of this year.

As soon as finished, the wind power center is anticipated to create almost 62GWh of power yearly while getting rid of 41,000 tonnes of CO2 discharges annually.

With the building and construction of 2 eco-friendly projects in the nation, EGP plans to sustain Spain's sustainability goal to generate 74% of electrical power via eco-friendly resources by 2030.


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