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Jamaica’s energy grid comprises 789MW of capacity, 80 per cent of which is owned by the JPS. The utility purchases 168MW from independent power producers that are contracted to supply electricity to the national grid, JPS said last month in tender documents to suppliers.
Sign up for The Gleaner’s morning and evening newsletters. On its own, the proposed JPS solar plant aims to produce 2.5 times more energy than Paradise Park, which is currently the largest solar facility in Jamaica at 50MW capacity. Westmoreland-based Paradise Park was acquired by InterEnergy Group from Eight Rivers Energy Company, last month.
JPS owns the largest battery storage facility which generates up to 24.5MW of electricity. It cost the utility US$27 million to install in Hunts Bay in 2019. Storage facilities help stabilise the power fluctuations from renewable energy sources like solar and wind.
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