Enel Green Power has brought online the El Paso photovoltaic facility located in the Cesar Department in northern Colombia. The solar power plant, with its 86.2 MW of total capacity, accounts for 80% of the country’s total installed solar capacity.
EGP invested around US$70 million in the construction of the facility, that covers an area of approximately 210 hectares, and is composed of around 250,000 solar panels installed on an innovative structure leveraging on cutting-edge solar tracking technology, which allows the panels to follow the sun with the aim to maximise the energy production.
El Paso will be able to produce around 176 GWh each year, meeting the annual energy needs of approximately 102,000 Colombian households, equivalent to about 400,000 people, while avoiding the annual emission of around 100,000 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere.
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