The
project,
slated
for
installation
on
the
outskirts
of
the
capital
city
Quito,
is
expected
to
cost
€100m
($127.4m),
generate
more
than
84MWh
of
power
each
year,
and
benefit
from
a
feed-in
tariff
introduced
by
the
Ecuadorian
government
last
year.
Although
Isofoton
has
been
present
in
Latin
America
for
years,
the
Ecuador
project
represents
a
major
step
forward.
Chief
executive
Ángel
Luis
Serrano
says
the
project
“reaffirms”
the
company’s
pivot
towards
emerging
markets,
which
"will
lead
the
PV
market
in
the
next
10
years”.
PV
players,
both
manufacturers
and
system
integrators,
are
angling
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