Large-scale photovoltaic power plants range 1 - 11 in the World


No. 1 World Champion, Spain, Olmedilla
(Castila La Mancha)
60MW September 2008


No2. Spain, Puertollano (Castila La Mancha) 50MW
2008




No. 3 Portugal, Moura(Alentejo) 46MW
December 2008

No. 4 Germany, Brandis 40MW
2007-2008




No. 5 Spain, Arnedo (La Rioja), 34MW
October 2008





No. 6 Spain, Osa de la Vega (Cuenca) 30MW
2008



No. 6 Spain, Trujillo (Cáceres) 30MW
 2008




No.6 Spain, Merida (Extremadura), 30MW
September 2008





No. 9 Spain, Casas de Los Pinos (Castila La Mancha)
28MW 2008



No .10 Spain, Fuente Álamo (Murcia), 26MW
August 2008




No .11 Korea, SinAn, 24MW, 130,000 modules
Conergy tracking structures
October 2008

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