Parabolic trough collectors of Solana.
Aerial view of Solana.
Sunset in Solana’s solar field.
Parabolic trough collectors in Solana.
Detail of the parabolic trough collectors in Solana.
Solana’s solar field has 808 loops, each one made up of 4 collectors.
Thermal storage tanks in Solana will be able to produce electricity for 6 hours after the sun goes down.
Solana prevents 475,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year, as compared to a natural gas plant.
Thermal storage tanks in Solana.
HTF expansion tanks, Solana.
Parabolic trough collectors in Solana.
Solana has approximately 3,200 collectors.
Construction of Solana’s power block.
Starting phase of Solana’s construction.
The construction of Solana created over 2,000 jobs.
Construction of thermal energy storage tanks.
Solana's power block.
Installation of parabolic trough collectors in Solana.
Construction of Solana’s power block.
Construction works in Solana.
Construction of thermal energy storage tanks.
Construction works in Solana.
Solana has an installed capacity of 280 MW.
Solana occupies an area of 1,920 acres.
Construction of thermal energy storage tanks.
Solana produces clean energy equivalent to that needed to power approximately 70,000 homes.
Solana’s power block.
Solana’s power block.
