Santa Rosa Solar Plant

Description: The “Santa Rosa Solar Plant” Project corresponds to a new Solar Plant located in the Metropolitan Region of Santiago. The project will generate clean energy through the construction of a 9 MW AC plant, which is why it is considered a small means of distributed generation (PMGD) based on non-conventional renewable energy (NCRE). The solar plant will consist of approximately 25,000 panels, installed with single-axis tracker technology. Considers the construction of a 23 kV power line (“Interconnection Line”), to transmit the energy produced to the National Electric System (SEN). The objective of the “Santa Rosa Solar Plant” Project is the generation of electrical energy from solar energy, through a Solar Plant whose maximum power to be injected into the distribution network is 9 MW AC. The project will use the renewable resources presented by the Metropolitan Region of Santiago, for the production of clean and non-polluting energy throughout its operation phase, so the project is framed in the context of Non-Conventional Renewable Energy (NCRE). ). In line with the change of our matrix according to what is established by our government. During recent years, energy demand has been growing throughout the world and in our country as well, both at the communal and regional level. Additionally, climate change and concern for the environment have generated the search for sustainable alternatives for energy generation. Therefore, this type of project, such as the “Santa Rosa Solar Plant”, contributes to the development of a diverse energy matrix for the country, delivering clean energy to the local distribution network and the National Electric System (SEN), since it does not They generate polluting emissions during their operation, such as MP10 and MP2.5 and gases into the atmosphere such as Sulfur, CO2, CO, Lead, etc.