Three solar plants will be built in the South American country under the framework of a broader project to expand the grid capabilities of local power utility EBS.
The 300 MW solar park, which consists of the three 100 MW Cauchari projects – 1, 2 and 3 – is being developed by local government-run company Jemse SE.
The tender will be open to solar projects not exceeding 10 MW, while its incentive budget will be €10 million.
The two European utilities have set up a decentralized marketplace with other partners. The direct trade via Blockchain should help to save costs.
The French oil company, which is also the largest shareholder of .U.S solar module manufacturer SunPower, will start a multimedia advertising campaign beginning on Oct. 8.
The new measure is included in the finance act for 2017-2018, which was approved by the Haiti Parliament in early September.
The 15.5 MW project, planned for the Netherlands’ Groningen region, is expected to come online in December.
The new incentive scheme is capped at 35 MW and is expected to grant a special tariff ranging from $0.10 to $0.12 per kWh.
The tender is part of the government plan to develop up to 500 MW of solar PV via the World bank’s Scaling Solar program.
Funds comprise $106 million in concessional finance and $4 million in technical assistance grant.
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