Sharp Energy Solutions Europe and Solarland have successfully completed two solar installations in Las Dunas de Corralejo Natural Park, Fuerteventura. The project, with a total capacity of 29.7 kWp and 80.4 kWh of storage provided by CEGASA batteries, supplies sustainable energy to local bars and restaurants. Despite challenges posed by the sandy terrain, the installation was completed swiftly within three days in January 2024 by solarland. Sharp’s NBJD 550 Wp high-efficiency bifacial solar modules are utilized in the installation.
Sharp and Solarland install solar in Fuerteventura’s Las Dunas
Sharp and Solarland complete 29.7 kWp solar installation in Fuerteventura’s Las Dunas de Corralejo. (Photo Credit: Sharp Energy Solutions Europe)
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