Solar · Cuba

Program-06 ISA solar farm

Program-06 ISA solar farm is a 785 MW solar power plant located in Villa Clara, Cuba. The facility is currently at the announced stage, with a targeted start date of 2030.

785 MWCapacity (all phases)
AnnouncedStatus
2030Start year
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Overview

Technology: PV.

Ownership: Union Electrica de Cuba; NTPC Renewable Energy.

Why it matters

  • The largest solar power plant in Cuba by capacity, out of 100 operating, under-construction and planned solar facilities tracked in the country.
  • If completed, it would add 785 MW to Cuba's solar fleet — equivalent to 91% of today's operating solar capacity.
  • Utility-scale solar produces electricity during daylight hours; its value to the grid increasingly depends on storage and transmission connections.

Units and phases

Unit / phaseCapacityStatusTechnologyStartRetired
future phases 785 MW Announced PV 2030

Location

Location is approximate. Imagery © Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics

Frequently asked questions

What is the capacity of Program-06 ISA solar farm?

Program-06 ISA solar farm has a capacity of 785 MW according to the latest Global Energy Monitor data.

Who owns Program-06 ISA solar farm?

Union Electrica de Cuba; NTPC Renewable Energy.

Where is Program-06 ISA solar farm located?

It is located in Villa Clara, Cuba. Approximate coordinates: 22.1866, -79.6516.

When is Program-06 ISA solar farm expected to start?

Start year: 2030. Current status: Announced.

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