Construction of Solar Power Plant by CelgPAR in Goiás State Will Feature 15,300 Solar Modules

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 10/02/2022 at 19:20

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Integrating Goiás State’s Efficiency Program, CelgPAR’s Proposal for the Plant Aims to Reach 5 Megawatts

CelgPAR, a company supervised by the state of Goiás in the Midwest, signed a contract for the construction of a 5-megawatt photovoltaic plant, as reported and published by the Solar Channel. The project will be implemented in the city of Cachoeira Dourada, located in southern Goiás. According to estimates, CelgPAR’s plant is expected to begin operations later this year, in September.

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According to information provided by CelgPAR, more than 15,000 solar modules, 50 photovoltaic inverters, and 170 trackers will be used in the construction of the plant.

Furthermore, the foundation of the plant is part of the Goiás State Efficiency Program, which aims to transform all public institutions in the state of Goiás into self-sufficient entities regarding electric power consumption. Thus, the expectation is that the energy generated by the new plant built by CelgPAR will be sufficient to offset the amount consumed by the government agencies and departments in Goiás.

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