Press releases

 
 
 
 

  • ENEL GREEN POWER REACHES NEW INSTALLED CAPACITY TARGET FOR 2011

    Five new plants have entered into service over the past few days in December, bringing Enel Green Power’s additional capacity in 2011 to more than 880 MW;
    The five new plants are: an innovative solar PV facility combined with a geothermal plant in the USA, as well as two wind farms in Romania and two in Spain, for an overall capacity of more than 150 MW;
    Enel Green Power’s net installed capacity exceeds 7,000 MW at the end of 2011.

 

  • ENEL GREEN POWER: CANEY RIVER WIND FARM IN OPERATION IN THE USA

    With 200 MW of installed capacity, the wind farm can meet the needs of about 70,000 American households, avoiding the annual emission of over 580,000 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere;
    The plant brings EGP total installed capacity in North America to 986 MW.

 

  • ITALY’S LARGEST PHOTOVOLTAIC PANEL PLANT STARTS COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION

    The new industrial plant run by 3SUN – a joint venture equally owned by Enel Green Power, Sharp and STMicroelectronics – has begun commercial manufacturing operations. In its initial phase it will manufacture photovoltaic modules for a potential output of 160MW per year.
    The Catania plant will supply the most promising markets of Europe, the Middle East and Africa

 
 

  • ENEL GREEN POWER EXPANDS SOLAR POWER IN SICILY

    The Enel Group renewables company adds a new photovoltaic plant in Barrafranca, province of Enna, to its network;
    With a total installed capacity of approximately 5 MW, the new plant will be able to generate over 7.2 million kWh per year.

 

  • ENEL GREEN POWER STARTS UP A FURTHER 66 MW IN SPAIN AND PORTUGAL

    The 38 MW “Los Llanos” wind farm, located in the Castilla y León Region, and the 24 MW “Granujales” wind farm, located near Cádiz, in Andalusia, are expected to produce over 151 GWh annually;
    The two Spanish plants will meet the energy consumption needs of more than 55,700 households, therefore avoiding the annual atmospheric emission of 112,000 tons of CO2;
    In Portugal, Enel Green Power is adding a further 4 MW to its “Alvaiazere” wind farm.