In Spain, Enel Green Power has started constructing Cuenca, a 51 MW wind farm able to generate up to 144 GWh per year. In the autonomous community of Castiglia-La Mancia, in the Municipality of Motilla del Palancar, province of Cuenca, Spain, Enel Green Power has started building a 51 MW wind farm. Cuenca, with a … Continue reading The construction of a new 51 MW wind farm in Spain has begun
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Enel Green Power Spain starts a 51 MW wind power plant in Cuenca
Endesa, through its renewable energy subsidiary Enel Green Power Spain, has begun construction of a 51 MW wind farm in the municipality of Motilla del Palancar (Cuenca). The construction of this wind energy plant, which will be completed by the end of the year will involve an investment of 55 million euros. “Endesa is making … Continue reading Enel Green Power Spain starts a 51 MW wind power plant in Cuenca
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