Endesa connects in 185 MW of solar farms in Spain
Dec 27, 2022 03:23 PM ET
- Spanish utility Endesa SA (BME: ELE) claimed that it has actually commissioned 4 new solar farms in the region of Extremadura, western Spain, delivering around 185 MW of capacity.
The solar farms are Tierra de Badajoz, which has actually 48.8 MW set up, as well as Agripa, Gemina and also Alaudae with a combined capacity of 136 MW.
The company, with its renewables unit Enel Green Power Espana, spent EUR 126 million (USD 134.2 m) in the entire effort as well as utilized over 1,000 individuals, it said.
The Tierra de Badajoz solar farm is expected to create 102 GWh each year. The various other three plants will certainly produce some 294 GWh annually, according to Endesa's estimates
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