Spain-based ACCIONA will build a 225 MW solar PV plant for Kallpa Generación in La Joya, Arequipa, Peru. Spanning 549 hectares, it will feature 371,040 bifacial panels for high efficiency. The facility is projected to generate 611 GWh annually, sufficient to power 547,000 households. It will also avoid 215,000 tons of CO2 emissions each year. According to ACCIONA, the project will connect to Peru’s grid via the 220 kV San José substation. The plant will be developed under a turnkey “full EPC” contract, encompassing engineering, procurement, and construction. ACCIONA highlights its global expertise, with over 2,952 MW of photovoltaic capacity installed across nine countries.
Kallpa Generación partners with ACCIONA for 225 MW solar project
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