Newsletter ACERA - Mayo 2022
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MEET<br />
the central<br />
PV Salvador<br />
and BESS storage system<br />
Technology: Photovoltaic Solar and BESS<br />
Installed Power: 68 MW (PV) and 50 MW/5 hours of storage<br />
Region: Atacama<br />
<strong>ACERA</strong> Partner Company: Innergex Renewable Energy<br />
The Salvador photovoltaic solar park is located in the commune<br />
of Diego de Almagro, in the Atacama desert. It has 162,280<br />
modules in an area of 122.37 hectares and has an installed<br />
capacity of 68 MW of alternating current. It produces an average<br />
of 182.2 GWh/year, enough to supply more than 70,000 chilean<br />
homes with clean energy.<br />
In June, Innergex will begin construction of its commercial-scale<br />
energy storage system project, using batteries of the type called<br />
Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), with Mitsubishi Power's<br />
Emerald solution, through which it is expected to add 250 MWh<br />
of storage capacity, and thus provide greater stability and<br />
reliability to the system.<br />
Alejandro Donoso, Manager of Corporate Affairs of Innergex<br />
indicated "this system will allow us to store a certain capacity of<br />
electricity for a certain period of time, to later supply it again in the<br />
network at times when there is a greater demand for electricity or<br />
a supply deficit. Thus, they provide a lot of flexibility and firmness<br />
to the system, by complementing the intermittence caused by<br />
renewable generation very quickly and efficiently”.