Enel Green Power Panamá (EGPP), the renewable energy subsidiary of Enel SpA, has begun the construction of the Esperanza photovoltaic solar plant, a 26.24 MW capacity project located in the town of Progreso, district of Barú, in the province of Chiriquí, Panama.
The 41.85 GWh per year of energy generated by this plant, which is expected to be completed in the first half of 2021, will feed the local operation of important clients in the commercial and industrial sector of the country while avoiding the emission of more than 23,600 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere.
The project will cover an area of 40 hectares and will include the use of approximately 64,440 monocrystalline photovoltaic panels.
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September 29, 2020
Enel starts construction of 13.12 MW Jaguito solar plant in Cocle
Enel Green Power Panama (EGPP), the renewable energy subsidiary of Enel SpA, has began construction of the Jagüito photovoltaic solar plant, a 13.12 MW capacity project located in the community o...
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June 18, 2020
Polaris to acquire 10 MW Chuspa hydro project
Polaris Infrastructure Inc. has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to acquire 100% of the equity of a Panama-based 10 MW run-of-river hydro project called Chuspa from Navitas Holdings Inc. Po...
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May 14, 2020
Goldwind sells 55 MW Penonome I wind project to AEP unit
Goldwind Americas, a unit of Chinese wind turbine maker Goldwind Science & Technology Co Ltd., has announced the sale of its 55 MW Penonomé I (one) Wind Project to AES Panamá S....
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February 22, 2019
PNE purchases projects in Panama
Internationally operating project developer PNE AG has entered the market for renewable energies in Latin America. Panama will become PNE AG’s hub for the development of business in th...
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February 01, 2019
Panama inaugurates 40 MW solar PV complex
The solar PV complex in David, Chiriqui province, Panama, has been commissioned. The IKAKOS complex has 4 plants of 10 MWAC and 138,960 solar panels that together have a nominal power of 40 MWAC, cap...
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