Potentia Renewables starts operation of 25 MW Phase I of 50 MW Parque Solar Canoa project in Vicente Noble
Potentia Renewables, through unit Emerald Solar Energy, has started the operation of the 25 MW first phase of the Solar Canoa solar photovoltaic farm in the Dominican Republic.
The US$45 million facility is developed on a 325,109 sq.m. area in the community of Canoa. It is expected to generate enough energy for the consumption of up to 30,000 households annually.
The project is supported by the Dominican Corporation of State Electric Companies (CDEEE).
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December 27, 2019
GAM Capital acquires equity stake in Parques Eólicos del Caribe (PECASA)
The investment fund management company, GAM Capital, through its closed-end fund, GAM Energía, acquired an equity stake in Parques Eólicos del Caribe, SA (Pecasa) – a 50 MW wind fa...
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December 04, 2019
Dominican Republic starts the commercial operations of 50 MW Washington Capital Solar PV Park in Mata de Palma
The Government of the Dominican Republic has started commercial operations of the 50 MW Washington Capital Solar PV Park in Mata de Palma. The Washington Capital solar park is expected to generate up...
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November 22, 2019
AES Corp starts construction of the 58 MW AES Bayasol solar plant
AES Dominicana, a unit of AES Corporation, has started the construction of the 58 MW AES Bayasol solar plant located in the Angostura region of the Dominican Republic. The facility co...
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October 04, 2019
Dominican Republic commissions 34 MW Matafongo Wind Farm
The Dominican Republic has commissioned the commercial operation of its 24 MW Matafongo Wind Farm located in the town of Sabana Buey, Peravia province. The project will be connected t...
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September 12, 2019
Completion nears for CNE's 50 MW Washington Capital solar PV park in Dominican Republic
National Energy Commission (CNE) has announced that its 50 MW Named Washington Capital Solar Park will be put online at the end of the year. The Washington Capital solar park has 201,000 solar p...
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