L R AS Published on Monday 9 December 2019 - n° 301 - Categories:pays européens

Amazon va développer une centrale solaire en Espagne

Amazon va développer trois nouvelles fermes solaires à grande échelle : deux aux Etats-Unis et la première en Espagne. Elles sont destinées à soutenir ses objectifs

en matière d'énergie renouvelable. Celle en Espagne, près de Séville, aura 149 MW.

Amazon possède actuellement une capacité de production d’énergie renouvelable de 1.900 MW dans le monde, répartis sur 21 parcs éoliens et solaires à grande échelle et une cinquantaine de toits solaires. Ils fournissent plus de 5,3 millions de MWh d'électricité chaque année.

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