WIND FARMS IN CATALONIA
Tarragona, the only province in Catalonia with two Iberdrola España wind farms
Catalonia was a pioneer in the development of wind energy in Spain, with the installation of the first wind turbine in the autonomous community and one of the top four in the country in 1984. Today, the region is driving a rapid shift to clean energy sources in order to meet European Union and regional government targets for renewable energy supply.
Wind farms in Catalonia
Wind farms in Tarragona
Iberdrola España operates two wind farms in Tarragona: Conesa II, located between the municipalities of Conesa and Forés and with a capacity of 32 MW, and Savalla, located in Savallà del Comptat and with an installed capacity of 18 MW.
The two wind farms have a total installed capacity of 50 MW, with 25 wind turbines of the G90 model, 100 metres high and 2 MW of rated power, and manage to supply some 50,600 families per year.
With their inauguration in 2011, these two farms became the company's first in this autonomous community.
OUR WIND FARMS IN SPAIN
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Wind farms in Andalusia
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Wind farms in Aragon
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Wind farms in Asturias
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Wind farms in Murcia
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Wind farms in Canary Islands
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Wind farms in Cantabria
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Wind farms in Galicia
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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 Navarre
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Wind farms in Basque Country
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Wind farms in La Rioja