The €4.6 million Dehesa de Mallén project will generate up to 11.2 GWh per year, equivalent to the amount consumed by 2.841 homes.
The project will avoid approximately 7.400 tonnes of carbon emissions being emitted into the atmosphere annually.
Enel constructed the project as part of efforts to fully decarbonise its generation mix by 2050.
According to the company’s strategic plan, the next milestone is to achieve 10.2GW of renewable installed capacity by 2022, up from the 7.4GW estimated for the end of 2019, with a total investment of €3.8 billion.
The integration follows Enel Green Power España connecting thirteen wind farms in Aragón located in the Teruel and Zaragoza provinces in 2019.
The projects have a total combined annual capacity of 42MW. By 2020, it plans to supply 82 new megawatts of wind power in both provinces.
Enel Green Power currently manages over 7,455MW of renewable capacity installed in Spain.
