F.V. Caucharí II
F.V. Caucharí II solar overview.
Caucharí II is one of the three original photovoltaic installations in the high-altitude Cauchari complex in Jujuy, Argentina. The development supplies Argentina’s interconnected electricity system and includes a benefit-sharing agreement with the local landholding community.In OperationArgentina
At a Glance
Declared capacity
105 MWMounting
GroundOperator
Data coming soonCountry
ArgentinaLocation
-24.097°, -66.713°Website
Official project pageOwnership
1 record| Share | Organisation | Role | Details | Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unknown | Owner | Project company owning the Cauchari II photovoltaic installation within the original Cauchari development. | Current / not dated |
Organisations
15 recordsOrganisations recorded as working on this asset or its project, and their role.
| Organisation | Role | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Civil and concrete works contractorEpc Balance Of Plant | Betón lists civil and concrete works at the original Cauchari photovoltaic complex for Shanghai Electric Power Construction. | |
| Project companyProject Company And Development | Cauchari Solar II S.A.U. is the project company for the second installation in the original three-plant Cauchari development. | |
| Electricity offtakerOfftake Revenue | The original Cauchari complex supplies electricity to CAMMESA under a twenty-year power purchase agreement. | |
| Landholding community and benefit-sharing partnerLease Award And Site Control | The original Cauchari development occupies community land under an agreement providing the Termas de Tuzgle community with a share of project profits. | |
| Provincial financing sponsorDevelopment And Finance | The Province of Jujuy arranged bond and Export-Import Bank of China financing for the original Cauchari I, II and III development. | |
| Solar technology providerEquipment Supply | The provincial government identified Huawei as a technology provider to the existing Cauchari photovoltaic complex in March 2023. | |
| Transmission technical licence participantGrid And Transmission | The September 2020 ENRE announcement identifies Interandes in the technical licence arrangements for the original Cauchari complex connection. | |
| Developer and parent companyDevelopment And Finance | JEMSE developed the original Cauchari complex through three project companies and is the sole shareholder of Cauchari Solar II S.A.U. | |
| Construction consortium participantEpc Balance Of Plant | PowerChina participated in the construction consortium for the original Cauchari I, II and III complex. | |
PQUE SOLAR FTV CAUCHARI 2 | Operator | Not set |
| Construction consortium participantEpc Balance Of Plant | Shanghai Electric Power Construction participated in the construction consortium for the original Cauchari complex. | |
| Solar EPC project referenceEpc Balance Of Plant | Talesun lists the original 315 MW Cauchari development as a completed EPC project in its 2019 references. | |
| Project lenderFinance Insurance Legal | Jujuy’s debt statement at December 2025 records Export-Import Bank of China financing for the original Cauchari I, II and III development. | |
| Transmission operation and maintenance contextGrid And Transmission | The September 2020 ENRE announcement assigns interim operation and maintenance of the connection facilities to TRANSNOA pending the technical licence between TRANSNOA and Interandes. | |
| Environmental impact assessment consultantConsenting Environmental | The July 2016 public notice names W&E S.R.L. as the environmental consultant for the proposed Cauchari II installation. |
Supplier registration
Contact page onlyHow suppliers get onto this project's radar: its standing register, supplier portal or contact route.
Supplier enquiries can be directed through the company’s general contact page. Engagement is through the portfolio contact route.
JEMSE’s general company contact route supports enquiries across its portfolio; it is not a Cauchari II supplier register.
SourceChecked 30 Oct 2026
Capacity history
Recorded project capacity figures. Future-dated changes are shown but are not used as current capacity.
| Effective | Capacity type | Capacity | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current | Declared capacity | 105 MW | JEMSE – declared photovoltaic peak capacity (MWp) |