Endesa Generacion Portugal, a subsidiary of the Spanish company Endesa, part of the Enel group, has won the right to develop a 99 MW solar energy + storage capacity project, according to the preliminary results of the second tender for renewable energy organized by the Portuguese government through DGEG (Direção-Geral de Energia e Geologia), informs a press release sent to the editorial office.
The plant, which will be developed, built and operated by Enel Green Power, the renewable energy division of the Enel group, will be the first renewable energy + storage project that the group is developing in the Iberian Peninsula. The project, which is expected to become operational in 2024, will be located in the Algarve region, and its construction will involve an investment of about 90 million euros.
The DGEG tender has been launched for approximately 700 MW in new solar energy projects and new solar energy + storage projects, in line with Portugal 's goal of carbon neutral by 2050.
Frimu Ginea
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