The Government of Aragon in Spain has declared the proposed 30.5 MW solar plant developed by Solaria Energia y Medio Ambiente SA in the municipal district of Alcaniz in Teruel province as an investment of regional interest.
The EUR 13.7 million (US$15.1 million) solar plant will consist of approximately 90,990 panels mounted on horizontal trackers, six transformation centers, a substation, and underground connection lines.
With this declaration, the project receives preferential treatment and is fast-tracked through the administrative process.
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