Wind farms in Cantabria
Cañoneras wind farm, the first wind farm in Spain of Iberdrola España in Cantabria
In Cantabria, onshore wind power is emerging as a promising alternative in the regional energy landscape. Efforts are focused on harnessing the prevailing north and north-easterly winds blowing from the Cantabrian Sea inland.
Wind farms in Cantabria
By the end of 2023,
Cañoneras wind farm
Cañoneras, located in Soba, is the first wind farm in Cantabria and the only one owned by Iberdrola España in the region. The electricity produced by this wind farm is delivered to the Ramales substation and is used by Iberdrola España.
The construction of the wind farm was divided into two phases: in the first phase, in 2006, 21 wind turbines of 850 kW each were installed, along with the implementation of the substation, the control building and the necessary transmission infrastructure. In the second phase, in 2010, 17 wind turbines with the same rated power were installed.
The Cañoneras wind farm, with 66,000 MWh of annual production, has demonstrated that the installation of wind farms in Cantabria can be carried out respecting environmental values.
OUR WIND FARMS
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Wind farms in Castile and León
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Wind farms in Castile-La Mancha
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Wind farms in Galicia
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Wind farms in Navarre
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Wind farms in Murcia
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Wind farms in Catalonia
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Wind farms in La Rioja