Photovoltaic Plant

San Serván 220

Solana de los Barros, Extremadura / Spain

Summary

San Serván 220 Solar Farm is a 138 MW dc PV project located in the town of Solana de los Barros in Extremadura, Spain.

FRV signed a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with ENGIE Spain and closed a non-recourse project financing in 2020.
This is the first Climate Bond Certified green transaction in Spain, consisting in a EUR 64 million green loan with Natixis acting as underwriter and sole green loan coordinator.

The project is fully operational since early 2022. It contributes to the Spanish government’s Long-Term Decarbonisation Strategy (ELP), which aims to neutralize the country’s greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. San Serván plant generates approximately 291 GWh of clean energy per year, enough to power around 105,000 Spanish homes and avoid the emission of 216,000 tons of CO2 annually.

Overview

138 MW DC
Peak Power
Solana de los Barros, Extremadura / Spain
Location
291 000 MWH/year
Annual production
255 Hectares
Surface
216 000 t/year
CO2 Avoided
88 500
Households supplied
2022
Operation date
In operation
Project status

Community value

In partnership with the Town Council of Solana de los Barros, FRV set up an initiative to increase local employment opportunities by organizing technical training on the assembly and maintenance of photovoltaic solar installations. These training sessions have been funded entirely by the project and thus at no cost to the participants interested in working during the construction phase of the plants that FRV is going to build in the area.

In addition, FRV will award two more ‘FRV Young Talented Leaders’ scholarships in Extremadura collaboration with with IE University.

San Serván 220 inauguration ceremony

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San Serván 220 inauguration ceremony

On May 2022 FRV inaugurated San Serván 220 photovoltaic complex in Solana de los Barros, Badajoz, with a surface area of 255 hectares and a total capacity of 130 megawatts (MW).