SANJOSE starts the execution in Peru of a PV Solar Plant of 20 MW
23/03/2012

▪ The solar plant will include 80,000 solar panels and will be the first solar plant directly connected to the electrical supply system of the country.

▪ The Project consists of a total built surface of 60,000m² arrange in a polt of 117,000

SANJOSE has started the execution in Alto de la Alianza (Tacna) of a solar plant of 20 MW, which will be the first solar plant directly connected to the electrical supply system of Peru.

The plant, currently in progress, will be connected to the national network at the end of 2012 and shall produce 45 Gwh per year thanks to its privileged position in an intense solar radiation area and provide the national system SEIN with 22 Mwp by its 80,000 solar panels.

Among the works to be executed, highlight mainly the following:

• 10,440 meters of main and secondary roads.
• 4,430 meters of perimeter fence with PVC and 2 meters high.
• The execution of 18,000 micro-piles with 350 mm. diameter and de 3,100 mm. depth.
• The assembly of 1,850,000Kg of metallic structures, including piers, beams and transmission axis.

SANJOSE’s portfolio of projects within the renewable energy sector includes many projects executed over the last years in Spain, Italy and the Czech Republic.

Currently, SANJOSE counts on other renewable projects in Chile, Uruguay and Argentina.