Renewable Energy Alliance Stretches From Germany to Central America
Inter Press Service - A recent agreement between El Salvador and Germany, with the latter supporting two renewable energy projects that would increase installed capacity in the Central American country by 94.2 megawatts by 2013, points to a promising alliance for carbon-free energy.
The first such project is the 14.2-megawatt ‘15 de Septiembre’ solar plant, slated to be one of the biggest of its kind in Latin America. The second initiative is the expansion of the ‘5 de Noviembre’ hydropower plant to increase capacity to 179.4 megawatts.
The two plants would supply 129,000 homes with power, according to an official communiqué from the Río Lempa Executive Commission, a government agency. Read more.
The first such project is the 14.2-megawatt ‘15 de Septiembre’ solar plant, slated to be one of the biggest of its kind in Latin America. The second initiative is the expansion of the ‘5 de Noviembre’ hydropower plant to increase capacity to 179.4 megawatts.
The two plants would supply 129,000 homes with power, according to an official communiqué from the Río Lempa Executive Commission, a government agency. Read more.
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