Repsol Starts Sigma: 204 MW Solar Complex

• Repsol is powering Andalusia with the 204-MW Sigma solar photovoltaic complex, providing enough electricity to power 43,000 homes. Aiming for 6,000 GW of installed renewables capacity globally by 2025.

Repsol has started production at its Sigma solar photovoltaic complex in the Spanish region of Andalusia. The 204-MW complex was created by assembling five solar farms and cost the company EUR 150 million (USD 164.1m). It is expected to generate around 430 GWh of electricity annually, enough to power 43,000 homes. Sigma is Repsol’s first solar project in Andalusia and third in Spain, and the company aims to reach 6,000 GW of installed renewables capacity around the world by 2025.

What Benefits Will Repsol's Sigma Solar Complex Bring?

• Sigma Solar Complex will provide economic benefit to the region, creating around 1,000 jobs during its construction phase
• The electricity generated by the complex will help Andalusia meet its renewable energy targets
• The project represents a significant step forward for Repsol’s ambitions to reach 6,000 GW of installed renewables capacity
• Sigma Solar Complex uses a tracking system that will maximize solar energy capture
• Repsol is investing in the development of a battery storage system to be used in Andalusia