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Sener Renewable Investments, the Sener Group subsidiary that promotes and develops highly technological renewable energy projects, has launched the first hybrid solar project in Spain that merges CSP technology with molten salt storage and photovoltaic technology.
In this design, the Sener group is combining two widely known technologies for its engineering branch. In the case of CSP with molten salt storage, Sener has led the international market for more than a decade, designing, building and operating iconic pioneering projects, such as Andasol – the world’s first CSP plant with molten salt energy storage and cylindrical-parabolic trough technology – and Gemasolar, the first tower CSP plant with molten salt storage.
With nearly 30 plants worldwide for different clients and continuous technological developments, Sener has positioned itself as a leading engineering company in solar thermal energy.
In the photovoltaic sector, Sener has its own PV design system that incorporate artificial intelligence, such as the Oruga® software, which yields the optimal layout of the plant for the location.
The Solgest-1 Hybrid Solar Plant is a further step in Sener’s commitment to innovation in the renewable energy sector.
The Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) facility will use Senertrough® parabolictrough technology, designed and manufactured by Sener, with a molten salt heat storage system with two tanks, which will provide more than 1900 MWh thermal of storage capacity.
The photovoltaic plant will consist of 96,930 polycrystalline silicon modules of 415 W each, installed on horizontal, single-axis solar trackers.
Thanks to its integrated design, each part can operate and generate electricity independently, allowing, for example, for scheduled maintenance without stopping power generation.
The maximum (nominal) power to be fed into the grid will be 98.06 MW.
The development of the Solgest-1 project will feature a strong local and national component in its supply chain.
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