The Majes and Reparticion projects won contracts in the Peruvian government’s first alternative-energy tender in 2010.
Solarpack, another Spanish group, helped to develop those projects with T-Solar and is building two other arrays in partnership with Gestamp, also Spanish. Those projects, which won contracts simultaneously with the Majes and Reparticion solar plants, are expected to come on line this year.
Financing is “very well advanced” but has not yet been closed for those projects.
“We are building the plants with our own resources” in the meantime, says Pablo Burgos, chief executive at
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