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20 percent self-consumption covered
Largest rooftop PV system in Latin America
PepsiCo installed a PV system at its Honduran bottling plant to generate solar power on-site, reduce purchased electricity and better manage energy-price fluctuations.
Smartsolar, a leading developer of rooftop PV systems in Honduras designed and installed the 3 MW rooftop power plant in San Pedro Sula in Honduras with 98 SMA Sunny Tripower 24000TL-US inverters. The installation spans 366,000 square-feet of the bottling plant’s rooftop. The PV system’s annual electricity generation covers approximately 20% of the manufacturing facility’s electricity consumption. The tree-equivalence statement should be deleted.
Commissioning
2015
Nominal power
3 MW
Annual yield
4,252,423 MWh
Self-consumption covered by PV
About 20 percent
System technology
Modules from Jinko Solar
98 SMA Sunny Tripower 24000TL-US