Sustainable energy for Panama: Enel Américas is supporting the country to foster its energy transition process.

 

Enel Américas in Panama, facts and figures

 

Sustainable energy that respects the country’s ecosystem and abundant biodiversity, while helping diversify its power generation mix.

 

• 10 Solar and hydro Plants
• 395 Total MW Installed capacity
• 9 Projects carried out in 2019 towards external beneficiaries

 

Projects

Here’s where our sustainable energy comes from:

 

• Esperanza

 

Source: Solar

Status: Under construction

Capacity (under construction): 26.2 MW

 

• Estrella Solar: The Estrella Solar power plant, in the province of Coclé, supplies energy to Nestlè’s Los Santos and Natá factories, the La Loma administrative offices and the Costa Sur distribution cente

 

Source: Solar

Status: Operating – managed consolidated

Capacity (operating): 7.6 MW

 

 

• Fortuna: The Fortuna hydroelectric plant is located in Panama and has a capacity of 300 MW: it has been operative since 1984 and is the largest in the count

 

Source:  Hydroelectric

Status: Operating – managed consolidated

Capacity (operating): 300.0 MW

 

 

• Jaguito

 

Source: Solar

Status: Operating – managed consolidated

Capacity (operating): 7.6 MW

 

 

• Milton Solar

 

Source: Solar

Status Operating – managed consolidated

Capacity (operating): 10.3 MW

 

 

• PV Chiriquí

 

Source: Solar

Status Operating – managed consolidated

Capacity (operating) 12.3 MW

 

 

• Sol Real

 

Source: Solar

Status Operating – managed consolidated

Capacity (operating): 10.8 MW

 

 

• Sol Real Cluster - Caldera

 

Source: Solar

Status: Operating – managed consolidated

Capacity (operating): 4.9 MW

 

 

• Sol Real Cluster - Sol de David

 

Source: Solar

Status: Operating – managed consolidated

Capacity (operating): 7.6 MW

 

 

• Vista Alegre

 

Source: Solar

Status: Operating – managed consolidated

Capacity (operating): 8.2 MW