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The batteries will allow Galp to store the solar energy produced in periods of high generation, and to deploy it during periods of high demand, maximizing the energy''s value.
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With the commissioning of Rio Maior and Torre Bela, Neoen now has 326MWp in operation or under construction in Portugal,
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French renewable energy company Neoen has officially inaugurated Portugal''s largest solar park in Azambuja, 70km north of Lisbon.
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The operation and optimization of these systems will be ensured by Galp''s Control Center, a dispatch center approved by REN and REE, in Portugal and Spain, respectively.
Neoen officially launches Rio Maior Solar Farm (204 MWp) and Torre Bela Solar Farm (68 MWp), both fully owned With a combined capacity of 272 MWp, the solar park is the
Lisbon-based Endesa subsidiary Newcon40 Unipessoal Lda is developing the Sol de Évora Photovoltaic Solar Plant which would
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