Europe’s 360° green energy company, Q ENERGY has announced the start of construction of its 52 MW “Cabrovales 1″ solar power plant in Extremadura, Spain, scheduled to be operational by 2025. The solar farm will consist of over 96,000 solar modules optimized with tracking systems to enhance energy efficiency. The plant will provide electricity for approximately 27,000 households, while helping to reduce carbon emissions by 23,000 tons annually. Built over 100 hectares in Badajoz, the project is also designed to protect biodiversity, with 20 hectares set aside for wildlife habitats and bird conservation.
Q ENERGY starts construction of 52 MW solar farm
Q ENERGY solar farm in Extremadura, Spain will reduce CO2 emissions by 23,000 tons annually. (Photo Credit: Q ENERGY)
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