Английская Википедия:Greater Sandhill Solar Plant

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A map of solar farms in the San Luis valley

The Greater Sandhill Solar Plant is a 19 megawatt (MWAC) photovoltaic power station in the San Luis Valley, located near the town of Mosca, Colorado. It was the largest solar facility in the state when it came online at the end of 2010.[1] The electricity is being sold to Public Service of Colorado, a subsidiary of Xcel Energy, under a long-term power purchase agreement.[2]

Facility details

The facility occupies about 200 acres of a 320 acre plot of water-constrained former agricultural land, and is sited adjacent to the Alamosa photovoltaic power plant which was completed two years earlier.[2][3] It was developed and built by SunPower using the company's most-advanced high-efficiency technology. It contains about 50,000 modules which are mounted onto T-20 trackers.[2] This tracker design was newly released in 2010, and was marketed as enabling the highest production.[4][5]

The plant is owned by Metlife and John Hancock Financial Services, which also partnered to finance the construction.[6] Buesing Corp of Phoenix AZ was contracted to set the 16,800 helical screw pile foundations.[7] The facility was completed in nine months, and was at full production by the end of December 2010.[8] The start of commercial operations was announced in March 2011.[1][6]

Electricity production

Generation (MW·h) of Greater Sandhill [8]
Year Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total
2010 2,763 1,841 2,113 1,445 8,162
2011 2,508 3,119 3,927 5,056 5,565 5,966 4,635 5,244 3,983 3,933 2,652 2,274 48,862
2012 987 1,191 1,625 2,595 5,196 5,612 5,456 5,569 5,850 5,918 4,864 4,266 49,131
2013 2,816 3,218 3,990 3,874 4,775 4,872 4,653 4,637 4,289 4,450 3,056 3,058 47,689
2014 3,024 3,420 4,281 3,990 4,441 4,973 4,165 5,072 4,019 3,804 3,102 2,087 46,378
2015 2,196 3,132 4,431 4,365 4,044 4,678 3,762 4,349 4,041 3,212 3,201 4,242 45,653
2016 1,717 2,494 3,057 3,035 3,586 3,772 3,937 3,132 6,810 6,578 4,846 4,340 47,303
2017 1,896 2,954 4,133 4,563 5,379 5,829 5,056 4,231 3,544 4,197 2,677 2,749 47,210
2018 2,461 2,894 3,742 4,535 5,227 5,617 4,896 4,888 4,698 3,503 2,888 2,091 47,439
2019 2,436 2,567 3,823 4,501 4,792 5,390 5,102 5,194 4,287 4,214 2,619 1,909 46,834
2020 2,617 2,757 4,223 4,720 5,480 5,313 5,507 4,488 4,374 3,296 2,840 2,146 47,760
2021 2,463 2,719 3,475 4,219 4,157 5,168 5,565 5,283 4,521 3,503 2,616 2,344 46,033
Average Annual Production (years 2011-2021) ---> 47,299

See also

Шаблон:Stack

External links

References

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Шаблон:Solar power in the United States