Spain's Iberdrola plan new Europe's largest solar power plants

Solar photovoltaic (pv) net news: Spain international utilities Iberdrola has department put forward the proposal to the ecological transformation, to build a 590 megawatts of solar photovoltaic power station Francisco Pizarro.

if approved, Francisco Pizarro project will be developed in esther ray Mr. Mathur, at a cost of more than 300 million euros, and will hire up to 1000 people during construction.

the solar power plant is expected to put into operation in 2022, to provide power to more than 375000 people, each year 245000 tons of carbon emissions would be reduced.

the system will be more than Iberdrola in Usagre ( Badajoz) Build Nú ñ Ezde Balboa photovoltaic power plant, the plant's power is 500 mw, is the largest photovoltaic power station in Europe so far.

the project is part of the utility program, the program by installing additional 10000 MW and create 20000 jobs by 2030 to strengthen its clean energy to generate electricity.

the utility company is Spain's largest producer of wind power, installed capacity of 5770 mw, and its renewable energy total installed capacity of 15790 mw, including wind and hydroelectric power. The company has nearly 30000 megawatts of installed capacity in the global.

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