Spain Plugs in Its First Green ‘Megaplant’ that Fuses Windmills, Solar Panels and Large Batteries
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EDP invested 550 million euros in networks in the first half of this year, in Portugal and Spain, a 24% increase over last year, said to Lusa Miguel Stilwell d'Andrade, executive president of the company.
The electrics have launched to explore new formulas to exploit their renewable plants more and better. Spain has embarked on a deployment of new types of green energy facilities to take more advantage of the lands where their plants are located and to squeeze to the maximum the coveted points of connection to the electricity grid.
EDP has started in its hybrid park of Las Lomillas, in the municipality of Tebar, the tests of the battery storage system that completes the first installation of the Iberian Peninsula that integrates, at the same point of connection, wind generation, photovoltaic and electrical storage, with a joint power of 122 megawatts (MW). The project, which takes advantage of an evacuation infrastructure of about 50 MW, represents the culmination of the e…
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