| Work Detail |
It is for the Villa Ángela II, III, IV and V photovoltaic parks, of 9 MW, 10 MW, 11 MW and 30 MW, respectively, owned by MSU Green Energy. The National Electricity Regulatory Entity of Argentina, through ENRE Resolution No. 891/2024, has published the request for access to the electric power transport capacity requested by MSU Green Energy for the entry of its photovoltaic parks Villa Ángela II, III, IV and V, which total 60 MW of installed capacity, located in the Mayor Luis Jorge Fontana department, Chaco province. According to the resolution, the work consists of the connection to the Argentine Interconnection System (SADI), sectioning the 132 kV Chaco – Villa Ángela High Voltage Line, jurisdiction of Servicios Energéticos del Chaco Empresa del Estado Provincial (SECHEEP) which will act as Additional Provider of the Technical Transport Function (PAFTT). As is usual in this bureaucratic procedure, the application is circulated so that whoever considers it appropriate, may present an alternative access project that produces an optimization of the technical-economic functioning of the SADI or present observations or objections based on the existence of damages to it. A month ago, MSU Green Energy announced that Villa Angela will begin operating at the end of this year. The project involves a total of 103,000 solar panels spread over 222 hectares. In the middle of last month, the company received authorization for the electricity transport capacity for the Ingeniero Juárez park, of 15 MW , located in the neighboring province of Formosa. At the end of August this year, the company was authorized to access the electricity transport capacity for its 130 MW Pampa del Infierno photovoltaic park, also in Chaco . |
