La Barbarita photovoltaic park, in Pinar del Río, the first in this province and the ninth installed to date within the new government program to revive the electrical scenario on the island, It will come into operation in the last days of April.
OK With the newspaper Guerrilla, The site, which is installed in the Southern Consolation Zone, is in the final phase and must be articulated with the National Electrical System (SEN) when closing the month. Will contribute 21.8 MW.
The park, one of the five that will have that province by 2030, must withstand hurricane winds in a province “strongly whipped by hydrometeorological events,” said Yoslevy Izquierdo Sánchez, technical head of the project.
Pinar del Río will install two parks in the municipalities of Sandino and the provincial capital, Left added.
April already passes half and the electrical stage of Cuba still does not show plausible signs of improvement, even with the new solar parks installed.
At the end of March there were 8 the new facilities of 21.8 MW in operation and two weeks later that remains the figure. The authorities They have promised Install 5 parks in April and exceed 50 at the end of the year, so that the joint power would exceed 1 000 MW.
The power installed so far only reaches 174.4 MW, which means that this is the possible generation of the 8 that are in operation.
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Even with only 8 installed, the production of the parks is not constant, and shows it the parts themselves of the UNE. Although many times the figures of the total generation are similar, in general they have fluctuated among more 1,000 and less than 800 MWh, the amount of electricity generated throughout the day and that It should not be confused with powerthe maximum instant energy they can deliver to SEN.
He electric part More recent indicates that the energy production of photovoltaic solar parks this Friday is 1 068 MWh, a day in which the deficit at night will reach 1 365 MW and an estimated affectation of 1 435 MW.
