Our Projects at a Glance

ΛLMΛ I is one of the four photovoltaic plants that make up ΛLMΛ MΛTER, a sustainable educational partnership with the University of Panama [UP]. Thanks to this 40MWp solar project, the UP has become the first public university in Latin America with the capacity to be powered entirely with renewable energy. ΛLMΛ I is supported by a fixed structure on the floor and counts with 545Wp bifacial solar modules, connected to the National Interconnected System through a 12-kilometer transmission line at a voltage of 34.5kV.

Greenwood Energy’s #CONECTɅ program consists of a thoughtful solution to the most pressing issues experienced by mobile network operators in their BTS towers in Latin America. Based on a comprehensive system that combines distributed generation of clean energy, security rings, and data collection, #CONECTɅ facilitates the management and control of wireless service providers over their towers, through a single payment for the energy and security services. The Palomino pilot, carried out with one of the main mobile network operators in Colombia, has managed to completely eliminate wireless service interruptions due to acts of vandalism and power outages, increasing the online time of the tower significantly. This program is completing its experimental phase and promises to completely reshape the infrastructure landscape of the telecommunications sector on the continent.

Chiriqui Hospital is a photovoltaic project of 600 KW of nominal power with a fixed structure on the roof and the garage of the Chiriqui Hospital. Now we are generating clean energy and saving on our net consumption of 30% from the electricity bill in Chiriqui Hospital. The project is designated “auto-consumption” under the program of ASEP AN 5399-Elec. The private hospital is in the City of David, capital of the province of Chiriqui, Panama.