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The Parque Solar Urrá project, which combines Trina modules and trackers from the same manufacturer, is expected to be operational in July 2023 and will supply 25 MW to the National Interconnected System.
The Urrá Public Services Company and the Luxpower Consortium announced the start of the Urrá Solar Park 25 MW project, located in the department of Córdoba in Colombia, which will be connected to the National Transmission System (STN) to deliver its generation to the Energy Market Colombia through a 3.5 km long 34.5 kWh sub-transmission line to the URRÁ 110kW Substation.
The Urrá 25 MW Park, the first Utility project in the region, will feature Vertex PV modules from the Chinese manufacturer Trina Solar, as well as the TrinaTracker smart tracking solution. The installation also has the Supertrack system, an algorithm that allows energy to be maximized from 3% to 8% more, compared to traditional algorithms and the Trina SmartCloud SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) software.
The investment for this project is 17.6 million dollars ($76,058,498,700 Colombian pesos) and will have 37,536 bifacial Vertex modules DE21GC.20 with a power ranging between 640 Wp and 650 Wp.
While the trackers chosen for this project are the Vanguard 2P model which, due to its configuration, offers high stability, with a multidrive system that provides safety against high wind loads and which, due to its configuration, allows the installation of up to 102 modules per tracker .
This will be the first Colombian project to install TrinaTracker trackers, which is especially distinguished by the use of the SuperTrack tracking system which, through the use of artificial intelligence, maximizes generation with all types of radiation: direct, diffuse, and reflected. , in order to optimize the bifaciality of the modules, in addition to avoiding the shading that the different topographies generate in the project. |
