BNZ commissioned 34.5 MW solar plant in Jaén

Santa Catalina is a 34.5 MW solar plant in Jaén built by BNZ and was launched to cut 18534 tons of CO₂ yearly, create 57 jobs and support local biodiversity.

By Prudhvi Rani 15 Apr 2025 in Business Bytes Project Bytes

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Santa Catalina project by BNZ was completed in Jaén with local job creation and measures to protect wildlife and reduce emissions. Image Source: BNZ

Madrid-headquartered BNZ, an independent power producer (IPP) that develops, builds, and operates photovoltaic projects, has launched the 34.5 MW Santa Catalina solar plant in Jaén, Andalusia. It marked the company’s sixth facility in Spain and second in the region. The plant was expected to prevent 18,534 tons of CO₂ emissions annually. During construction, BNZ contracted 82 companies and generated 57 jobs. The project included steps to protect birds, make up for lost habitats, and build wildlife paths and shelters. BNZ worked with local authorities to help nature recover and support local biodiversity. The Santa Catalina project in Jaén followed The Santa Catalina project in Jaén followed BNZ’s recent inauguration of three photovoltaic plants in Italy’s Lazio region, totaling 135 MW.

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