The Dominican Government, through the National Energy Commission (CNE), has signed a definitive concession contract with LCV Ecoener Solares Dominicana, S.R.L . The agreement is to construct and operate the Payita 2 Photovoltaic Solar Park in Nagua, María Trinidad Sánchez province by the two companies. The project will have an installed peak capacity of 60.04 MW and a nominal capacity of 49.98 MW. It will integrate an advanced energy storage system with a capacity of 15 MW and 60 MWh, allowing energy to be stored during peak production and supplied during high demand or low solar generation periods.
Dominican Republic to build 60 MW solar park in Nagua
The Dominican Government signed a concession contract with LCV Ecoener Solares Dominicana to build and operate the Payita 2 Solar Park. (Image Source: Comision Nacional De Energia)
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