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Europe’s largest floating solar farm, which is on the Alqueva hydroelectric dam’s reservoir in Portugal, is ready to produce power.

The energy generated by almost 12,000 photovoltaic panels will supply more than 30% of the population in this region in the south of Portugal.

The entry into operation of this project – considered the largest in Europe on a dam reservoir – represents a relevant step in the development of renewable energies and consolidates EDP’s commitment to innovation and energy transition.

The project involves a total investment of six million euros.

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