The Las Tunas Construction and Assembly Company (Conalza in Spanish) is in charge of the civil work of the Nueva Línea solar park, located in the municipality of Puerto Padre, which has a completion and synchronization date of May 29.
Las Tunas, Cuba.- Maikel Brito Peña, director general of Conalza, explained to 26 that the installation and assembly of one hundred percent of the tables and panels were concluded.
"The technological inverters are already assembled, we have the primary and secondary, plus five of the seven field inverters. The perimeter fence and the five sentry boxes have been completed; the concentrator boxes are installed, which are the ones that collect the current from the tables, and work is being done on the lighting networks; in addition, the direct current wiring for the inverters has been started."
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Brito Peña refers that the speed with which they have worked is admirable, taking into account that they started the work on January 26, with the preparation of the land and the roads as starting points.
He points out that all the civil works are in the process of being completed: the foundations of the office container, the elevated tank, and the cistern. He warns that the most difficult part is the trenching and cabling, which goes beyond civil engineering and goes into the cable connection, which is currently being done jointly with Copextel and the Electric Company.
The work of Las Tunas’ builders does not stop; when they finish at Nueva Línea, they will start the assembly of two more parks. "The 220 substation, which is at the Las Tunas exit to Manatí, already has part of the project started and supplies are available for its assembly in the country; the execution of the civil works should be completed in October.
"There is a third one, which we must begin the clearing of weeds on 32 hectares, in the community of Veguita, to project and finish it in December. It is the most delayed; therefore, it will entail that we redouble our efforts to finish it on schedule."
