The German-headquartered solar manufacturer, which acquired the manufacturing facility from insolvent French module maker Sillia in June, said the factory has already orders totaling 20 MW.
The Spanish company acquired the solar park, located in the region of Extremadura, for €61.5 million.
Another 20 MW solar plant was connected to the grid in the Iranian southeastern province of Kerman, where at the same time construction started on a 100 MW PV facility.
The newly installed PV power for 2016 was approximately 219 MW, according to new data released by the government.
The company’s devices will be used for the Mafraq I and Mafraq II projects, which are being developed by Fotowatio.
Overall, 11 similar proposals for PV and hydropower projects of up to 2 MW have been filed to date by the Albanian Ministry of Energy and Industry.
Around 3,909 MW of solar was assigned in yesterday’s auction. This is 400 MW more than what Spanish solar association UNEF had estimated in its provisional forecast.
Solar had the largest share in Spain’s renewable energy auction, leaving wind power, which won all the allocated capacity in the previous auction, with just 720 MW.
The company has increased the mine’s PV power generation capacity to 674 kW with the supply of another solar container.
The Spanish developer has built the project for Balam Fund, which acquired it in April 2016.
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