古巴光伏园区建设加速推进

Core Insights - Cuba's renewable energy projects, particularly in solar power, are advancing rapidly since the grid connection of two solar parks in March 2023 [1] - The country has established 32 solar parks and 3 donation parks, contributing a total installed capacity of 715 megawatts, exceeding annual targets [1] - The solar facilities have generated 429.3 gigawatt-hours of electricity, replacing 111,000 tons of fossil fuels, which accounts for 9% of the national daily electricity supply [1] - Currently, 19 new solar parks are under construction, expected to add 415 megawatts of capacity by the end of the year [1] - Four energy storage systems are being built to address electricity fluctuations [1] - A 120-megawatt solar photovoltaic project, aided by the Chinese government, is being implemented in two phases, with the first phase nearing completion [1] - The first phase includes 7 parks, 3 of which are already connected to the grid, while the remaining 4 are scheduled to be operational in October [1] - The second phase, which includes 15 parks with energy storage systems, is expected to be completed by the first quarter of 2026 [1]