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Solar plant in the Dominican Republic Peravia, Dominican Republic See on Google Maps
It is ACCIONA Energía's first renewable energy facility in the Caribbean country.

Located in the province of Peravia, the Calabaza I photovoltaic plant will generate 106,877 MWh of clean energy annually. It is ACCIONA Energía's first project in the Dominican Republic and will be capable of transforming sunlight into energy for more than 54,000 homes.

 

With 58 MWp of installed capacity totaling more than 106,000 photovoltaic modules, the new facility will prevent the emission of some 81,000 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere per year.

 

In line with ACCIONA Energía's philosophy of generating a positive impact on the environment in which it develops its projects, the construction of the plant was carried out with 43% local labor.

GENERAL INFORMATION

  • Location: Galeón. Peravia, Dominican Republic
  • Peak capacity: 58.16 MWp
  • Technology: solar photovoltaic on fixed structures.
  • Start up: 2023
  • Owner: ACCIONA Energía

key points

  • ACCIONA Energía's first project in the Dominican Republic.
  • Average annual production equivalent to the consumption of some 54,000 homes.
  • Some 81,000 tons of CO2 emissions avoided each year.
  • It has generated 207 direct and indirect jobs, which represents 43% of the Galeón community.
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