F.V. Anchipurac

F.V. Anchipurac solar overview.

Anchipurac is a photovoltaic plant at the regional environmental and industrial complex in La Bebida, Rivadavia, San Juan. Energía Provincial operates the installation, which was inaugurated in February 2021 to supply renewable electricity to industries at the complex. Its original array uses solar trackers, and ICSA reported completing an expansion later in 2021.In OperationArgentina

At a Glance

Capacity

3 MW

Mounting

Ground

Operator

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Country

Argentina

Location

-31.602°, -68.650°

Website

Official project page

Ownership

1 record

Share	Organisation	Role	Details	Period
Unknown		Owner Operator	Energía Provincial Sociedad del Estado is the registered generating company and holder of the Anchipurac photovoltaic plant.	Current / not dated

Organisations

5 records

Organisations recorded as working on this asset or its project, and their role.

Organisation	Role	Details
	Plant owner and registered generatorOwner Operator	Holds and operates the Anchipurac photovoltaic plant in San Juan, authorised to participate in the wholesale electricity market by Resolution 188/2020.
	Contractor corporate group and successor contextHistorical Development Context	IMPSA published the original and expansion project references for ICSA. A merger of ICSA into IMPSA was approved in April 2024.
	Historical photovoltaic EPC contractorEpc Balance Of Plant	Developed the original Anchipurac project and carried out its later expansion, including civil works, detailed engineering, installation and integration.
	Historical grid-connection companyGrid Connection	Resolution 188/2020 places Anchipurac’s 13.2 kV connection at La Bebida substation within the jurisdiction of Energía San Juan, now Naturgy San Juan.
PQUE SOLAR ANCHIPURAC MATER	Operator	Not set

Equipment

1 record

Panels and inverters recorded at this installation, with each unit's rating as its source gives it.

Equipment	Manufacturer	Model	Units	Unit rating	Source
Panels	Not set	Not setThe February 2021 government report documents 9,120 polycrystalline, 72-cell photovoltaic panels rated at 325 W each in the original installation, mounted on 114 solar trackers.	9,120	325 WDC peak	Source26 Feb 2021

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