Repsol launches its 204 MW Sigma solar project in Andalusia, Spain, with a 150 million euros investment, contributing 430 GWh annually to the grid, powering 43,000 homes and reducing 191,000 tons of CO2 emissions. As part of Repsol’s 6 GW 2025 goal, Sigma joins their Spanish solar projects, Valdesolar and Kappa, while the Andalusian Government recognizes its strategic importance in job creation and sustainable development.
Repsol initiates 204 MW renewable electricity production in Andalusia
Repsol achieves a significant milestone as its first renewable project, Sigma, Consisting of five solar plants with a total installed capacity of 204 MW. Image Credit: Pixabay
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