The Spanish developer of photovoltaic projects inaugurates its
biggest plant carried out so far in Spain. Cadmos Energías Renovables, has set up a 6.2 MW solar park in Cañamero (Cáceres, Spain).
The facility, which covers an area of 32 hectares, has 74.000 Gadir Solar a-SIR thin-film panels. Its energy output, equivalent to the consumption of 2.200 homes, will prevent the emission of 3.800 tons of greenhouse gases that generate the combustion of coal to generate this electricity. Cadmos, project developer and EPC, has had Immodo Income Sol as the main subcontractor for the implementation of the facilities, and Dutch bank Triodos Bank as final investor.The total project investment is 25 M €.
About Cadmos Energías Renovables
Cadmos is a high growth company dedicated to generate electricity from the sun at a competitive cost. The Company is fully integrated in the Photovoltaic value chain as a manufacturer of the latest technology of solar panels, inverters and other electrical components, and as a project developer: designing, building, operating and maintaining solar energy plants on a utility scale as well as rooftop (residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural) and BIPV (Building Integrated Photovoltaic) solutions. Cadmos has a proven track record of development solar power plants in more than eight countries. Its solar power plant development pipeline reaches over 500 MWp.
