Solar energy plant
Santiz, Spain
110
MW
Project size
186 MW
Our mechanical team was summoned for this project due to our well-known performance and the quality of our work. The project was designed with one-axis trackers and built on almost flat land with some level variations.
In the blistering summer of 2019, our Spanish worksite endured unprecedented heat. To safeguard our team’s well-being and maintain productivity, we adopted a revised schedule, starting work early and concluding before the heat intensified. Mornings were dedicated to structural tasks, with shaded areas utilized for module work, ensuring efficiency while minimizing heat exposure.
Amid scorching temperatures reaching up to 48 degrees Celsius in the shade, we prioritized our team’s comfort and health. Shaded break areas were established on-site, offering respite from the heat. Furthermore, a nutritionist tailored specialized diet plans to provide the energy needed for optimal performance in such extreme conditions.
The power plant was constructed on schedule, showcasing impeccable coordination among all on-site teams. Despite the challenging working conditions, our team completed the project on time, setting installation records. Achieving a remarkable milestone, we consistently installed over 2 MW per day, showcasing our dedication and efficiency.
The project is part of a very large pipeline of projects built in the Aragon area, in the vicinity of Zaragoza. Our team began working at the site in early May and completed the job flawlessly by early August.
Our drone footage captures stunning views of the entire installation. Watch the video below to appreciate the scale and beauty of this renewable energy project.
The team has shown determination and great skills in terms of adaptability and know-how. They have efficiently handled some of the most difficult challenges, controlled by weather and terrain.
Germán Domínguez
Project Manager