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Border Solar Norte
Border Solar Norte is a photovoltaic solar plant located in northern Mexico, in the state of Chihuahua, the municipality of Juárez. With a capacity of 150 MWac, the plant generates 456.5 GWh per year.
Location | Mexico |
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Technology | Solar |
Attributes | New Plant (< 3 years) |
Terra Santa & Maral
Terra Santa (92.3 MW) and Maral (67.5 MW) are wind projects located in the State of Rio Grande do Norte, a northeastern region of Brazil.
Together, they generate 730 GWh per year, which is enough to supply the needs of more than 400,000 households in Brazil.
Location | Brazil |
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Technology | Wind |
Attributes | Enviromental / Local impact, New Plant (< 3 years) |
Muchang, Haosanka and Xichang Hydroplants
These run-of-river small hydro stations each have an installed capacity of 25 MW, and boast significant sustainable attributes. They promote economic development and contribute to sustainable development in their respective regions.
They are located in the Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefectures, two of China's eight autonomous prefectures.
Location | China |
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Technology | Hydroplant |
Attributes | Enviromental / Local impact, New Plant (< 3 years) |
Havøygavlen Windpark
Located 100 km west of the North cape, Havøygavlen is the world’s northernmost wind park and has proved to be an excellent testing ground for both the developers and the turbine makers.
Location | Norway |
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Technology | Wind |
Attributes | Re-investment, Re-use |
Danish Solar
Solar power is a vital part of Denmark's target of 100% renewable energy by 2050. Together with wind, It is already a crucial part of the country's renewable electricity supply, supplying 1.2 TWh in 2020. By promoting innovative solutions and being at the forefront of new technologies, Denmark has positioned itself as a laboratory for the development and growth of renewable energy solutions.
Location | Denmark |
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Technology | Solar |
Danish Wind
Denmark has been a pioneer in developing commercial wind power both on and offshore, and has currently the highest proportion of wind power in the world. The Danish wind power industry has benefited from close collaboration between public-financed research and the private industry in key areas such as certification, testing and developing of standards during the past decade.
Location | Denmark |
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Technology | Wind |