315 GWh
150 MW
116.865 TCO2e
About…
The Belinchón solar photovoltaic plant is located in the province of Cuenca (Barajas de Melo) and consists of 3 plants of 50 MWp: PSF Beliuno, PSF Belidos and PSF Belitres. It has a total surface area of 259 hectares. The goal is to generate clean electricity through a renewable energy source (solar radiation) and the necessary facilities (photovoltaic panels, power lines, among others).
The three plants together will evacuate their energy at the Barajas 132/30 kV SET, to the south of the Beliuno PSF and practically annexed to it, and then conduct it via a high-voltage 132 kV power line 8 kilometres long to the SET Promotora Belinchón 400/132 kV, which in turn will be connected to the SET Belinchón 400 kV, owned by Red Eléctrica de España -REE-.
The project involves the installation of a generating part consisting of 228,330 photovoltaic panels of 650 Wp and an efficiency of 20.7-21%, arranged in solar trackers, and transformation centres that are connected by 30 kV power lines buried in a trench to the elevator substation of the three plants. The PV modules are installed on structures called trackers, which move on a horizontal axis oriented north-south and automatically track the position of the sun in an east-west direction throughout the day, thus maximising the production of the modules at all times. It also has a control system for wind gusts of over 50 km/h, which places the photovoltaic panels in a horizontal position to minimise the stresses caused by excessive wind on the structure.
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