Genneia commissions 90MW solar PV plant in Argentina

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Solar PV plant in the Argentinian province of Mendoza from Genneia
On top of operating the 90MW solar park in the province of Mendoza, Genneia started development on a 150MW PV project in the same region. Image: Genneia.

Argentinian renewable power developer Genneia has launched its first solar PV plant in the Argentinian region of Mendoza.

With a capacity of 90MW, the Parque Solar Malargüe I is the company’s fourth overall operational PV plant in the country. It invested more than US$90 million into, and installed more than 160,000 bifacial solar panels at, the project.

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The Argentinian developer has also announced the development of a new project in Mendoza. The new solar plant will have a PV capacity of 150MW represents an investment of US$150 million.

These are the two latest solar PV developments in Mendoza from the renewable power developer, which is currently building a 180MW solar PV plant – the Parque Solar Anchoris – which will further increase its solar portfolio in the region and in Argentina.

In Mendoza, the developer aims to invest up to US$400 million by 2026 to accelerate its renewable power portfolio in the region with three solar PV projects, said Jorge Brito, shareholder at Genneia. Brito added that the mining industry would be the main client of the company’s solar PV and wind portfolio. Last year, the company invested US$250 million to build two solar PV plants in Mendoza.

Genneia develops, builds and operates solar PV and wind projects across Argentina, and currently has an operational portfolio of 1.25GW between both technologies. With this fourth solar PV project operational, the technology accounts for 310MW of the total operational capacity of the developer in Argentina.

With the construction of the two solar PV projects mentioned earlier, with a combined capacity of 320MW, the company aims to double its installed PV by 2026.

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