DOMINION ha completado este 2022 la entrada en operación del parque solar fotovoltaico El Soco en el municipio de Consuelo, República Dominicana.
El déficit energético y la dependencia de combustibles fósiles ha llevado a República Dominicana a intensificar su apuesta por las energías limpias. Como en proyectos anteriores en la región, DOMINION asumió la tarea de construir la planta fotovoltaica con una propuesta de valor que incluía desde el diseño y ejecución de la planta hasta su operación y mantenimiento posterior.
Desde el inicio de las obras a finales de 2020, desde DOMINION nos hemos encargado del desarrollo y puesta en marcha del parque con una potencia contratada de 50MW nominales que inyectará a la red más de 130 millones de Kwh y permitirá evitará la emisión de más de 60.000 toneladas de CO2 al año. Para la construcción, que ha contado con una inversión de 93M USD, se han utilizado un total de 147.870 paneles solares.
El proyecto acerca a República Dominicana a su objetivo hasta 2025, año en el que esperan que un 25% de la electricidad que consuma el país proceda de energías renovables, y ha generado más de 500 puestos de trabajo directos en la región.
Este parque se suma a otro de nuestros grandes proyectos en el país en el campo de las energías limpias: la construcción de Mata de Palma en 2019, el parque más grande de la isla hasta el momento con una potencia de 65 MW y compuesto por 200.694 paneles solares distribuidos sobre una superficie de 75 hectáreas.
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Mobilising Investment for NDC Implementation (MI), supported by the German Government''s International Climate Initiative (IKI), was launched by CDKN, SouthSouthNorth and LEDS-GP in 2017. The project focuses on seven developing countries who are all highly vulnerable to climate change, namely Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Kenya, Peru, Dominican Republic, Philippines and Vietnam, to accelerate public and private investment in priority Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) sectors and markets.
The IKI MI country implementation work has been undertaken by NREL who support several initiatives for deploying renewable energy, energy efficiency, sustainable transportation, and advanced grid management technologies and systems in developing Latin American and Caribbean countries and regions.
The Dominican Republic''s climate-focused NDC is a 25% reduction in emissions from the 2013 national baseline emissions, by 2030 (conditional on external finance). The country seeks to meet this NDC by increasing energy efficiency, increasing the participation of non-conventional renewable energies, and by aligning with the Ministry of Energy and Mines'' (MEM) goal of a 13.2% energy consumption reduction by 2030, as stated in a draft bill on energy efficiency.
The partners will join forces to coordinate capacity building and green finance standards development to further the advancement of new banking and bonding facilities in the country.
Scoping investment barriers
Energy efficiency solutions are an obvious cost saver for commercial and industrial users in the Dominican Republic. Like many small islands, the country has relatively high electricity tariffs. While high tariff prices may seem like an obvious factor that would incentivize investments in renewable energy and energy efficiency, there has been very limited uptake.
The IKI MI Team undertook scoping meetings from late 2017 to early 2018 to convene with key stakeholders, understand the main market challenges as well as past successes, and identify ongoing activities and opportunities for partnership.
The scoping assessment identified several key barriers:
Key outcomes of the study included agreeing with GIZ to develop a joint work plan, complementing their efforts in the Dominican Republic to advance clean energy deployment, especially renewable energy, and that is also being funded by German IKI. The Government of the Dominican Republic has long identified that the net metering compensation scheme requires some adjustments in order to accommodate and incentivise solar energy development. Scoping resulted in agreement that the IKI MI country team would work with GIZ, the DR government, and others to produce techno-economic analysis of compensation mechanisms for solar distributed energy in the Dominican Republic.
There was also initial agreement with the local association of industrials, Association of Industries of the Dominican Republic (AIRD) to further explore collaborating to develop an energy efficiency training program for its member companies.
In the first phase of the project, NREL conducted a variety of capacity building efforts with key government and development partners.
In the second phase of the project, NREL began to focus its efforts towards the private sector.
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