Totana is a 84.7 MW photovoltaic plant,
which we are building safely and sustainably.
We promote actions focused on having
a positive impact on the local community.
For example, for construction,
we train and hire local labor.
For the people of Totana, obviously, this has been very important.
For some, it has improved their work conditions,
for others, it has helped them find a job.
I am in charge of PPE, tools and machinery.
I was the first from the town of Totana
to have the good fortune to join the company.
There’s around 150-160 of us working here.
For the town it’s been very important:
when we all stand together waiting to catch the bus people call out to us:
"Here come the yellow vests."
The whole town knows us.
They called me over the phone and told me that,
as disability day centers,
we could perhaps take part.
Users have taken part in various workshops,
which have helped them improve their self-esteem.
Whenever we work with the community, we identify local stakeholders
with whom we build action programs
that can generate value for them
and a profit for the company.
I have experienced first-hand this different way of growing the company
and of creating employment.
The company is keen to take action to improve
the area around the Park.
The Totana park became operational in September 2019.
The plant consists of 284,000 modules
and will be able to generate 150 GWh/year,
the equivalent of the consumption of 45,000 families.
This will prevent the emission of 104,000 tons of CO2 per year.
The park’s total capacity is 85 MW.