Spanish
developer
Abengoa
says
the
bank
will
make
the
investment
via
its
subsidiary
Capital
Riesgo
Global,
which
will
become
an
equity
stakeholder
in
the
$2bn
project
in
Arizona.
Solana
–
which
is
due
to
begin
generating
power
by
summer
2013
–
will
be
the
first
solar
plant
in
the
US
to
include
energy-storage
capability,
according
to
Abengoa.
When
operational
it
will
supply
enough
power
for
70,000
homes
from
its
array
of
parabolic
troughs.
Utility
Arizona
Public
Service
(APS)
has
signed
a
deal
to
buy
the
output
from
Solana.
In
December
2010
the
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