Environmental approval of three 22.8 MW photovoltaic solar plants in Toledo
16 Jul 2026Effective: 16 Jul 202698 views
Who is affected:
Solaria promoter, local administrations of Maqueda (Toledo) and environmental bodies
Summary
The environmental impact statement for three solar plants in Maqueda (Toledo), promoted by Solaria, with a total capacity of 68.4 MW is approved. The project occupies approximately 207 hectares and must comply with specific environmental conditions.
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The Dirección General de Calidad y Evaluación Ambiental issues a favorable environmental impact statement for the Helena Solar 15, 16 and 17 plants, promoted by Solaria Promoción y Desarrollo Fotovoltaico in Maqueda (Toledo). Each plant has 22.8 MW of nominal power and 26.974 MWp of peak power, with a total of 149,856 …
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