Canadian Solar begins 200 MWp Spanish solar project
- Canadian Solar (NASDAQ:CSIQ) subsidiary Recurrent Energy started commercial operations at its 200 MWp Villameca solar project in Spain.
- The solar plant in Castilla y León is expected to generate approximately 359,172 MWh of clean electricity annually.
- Recurrent Energy projects its total operational solar capacity in Spain will reach approximately 1 GW by year-end.
Canadian Solar (NASDAQ:CSIQ) subsidiary Recurrent Energy has initiated commercial operations at its 200 MWp Villameca solar project in Spain.
The newly operational solar facility located in Castilla y León is expected to generate approximately 359,172 MWh of electricity annually.
Recurrent Energy expects its total operational solar capacity in Spain to reach approximately 1 GW by year-end.
The Spanish portfolio expansion includes the recently inaugurated 426 MWp Rey Solar project and the 315 MWp Tordesillas project set to connect later this year.
Canadian Solar stated that the Villameca facility is also expected to be combined with battery energy storage systems over time.
The company continues to advance its broader strategy of building out utility-scale solar generation and energy storage assets across key European markets.
