Comsa The English company, through its subsidiary, Comsa UTE Argentina, has signed a contract with the government of San Juan for the construction of a solar park in the province of San Juan, located in west-central Argentina. According to the signatories, it is the first project of its kind in the province in the country and the Southern Cone. Is expected to be built in one year, consist of nearly 5 000 panels and will have a capacity of 1.2 MW. The park will be located in the department of Ullum, in the south central province and composed of 4,898 panels mounted on fixed structures, and solar tracking one and two axes, of which 1,634 are single-crystal panels, 2,346 and 920 panels polycrystalline amorphous thin layer. The agreement provides that Comsa remain six months after completion of the complex to train personnel in San Juan which will operate it. This point was highlighted by the president of San Juan Energy Company of the State (EPSE), Francisco Alcoba, who said that "the civil and electrical will be performed by companies from San Juan, and staff will also participate sanjuaninos professionals. We hope that this time, next year we opened on injecting that generation to the National Grid. " To the representative of the UTE Comsa Argentina, Hector Ramon Castro Sirerol, is "the first plant to be done outside of English territory, and is the first in San Juan, Argentina and understand that in South America." For his part, Minister of Infrastructure San Juan, Jose Strada, said that "this pilot plant is part of a larger project that is" Solar San Juan ', which we have been working for three years to develop solar energy intensity ". "We say 'Solar San Juan' is an ambitious project because it goes beyond the purchase and installation solar panels to generate solar energy in San Juan, but it will develop solar energy from start to harness the quartz we have to transform non-ferrous metal silicon, solar grade silicon to make it in San Juan and manufacture our own solar panels, Strada concluded.
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