Huawei South America Solar Photovoltaic Panels

The Cauchari solar project in Argentina's northernmost province Jujuy is one of the biggest photovoltaic (PV) solar power projects in South America. Located at an elevation of more than 4km above the sea level, it is also the world's highest-altitude solar power project. Construction on the Cauchari solar project was started in October 2017.

These systems typically include solar panels, an inverter to convert direct current (DC) to alternating current (AC), and sometimes a battery for energy storage. The solar PV residential systems can power your home directly, store energy for later, or send excess energy back to the grid.

The Cauchari solar power facility is located at 4,020m above sea level in the Puna plateau near Cauchari, Jujuy, Argentina, that borders Chile to the west and Bolivia to the north. The highlands of the Puna plateau possess one of the best solar resources in South America.

The solar PV residential systems can power your home directly, store energy for later, or send excess energy back to the grid. The FusionSolar SUN5000 Series, with its advanced optimization technology, allows each module to operate independently, minimizing power loss even in shaded conditions.

The highlands of the Puna plateau possess one of the best solar resources in South America. The Cauchari solar project area features solar radiation levels of more than 2,600kWh/m². A 50km-long access road has been constructed for the PV solar park located atop a remote mountain peak.

Huawei's commitment extends beyond Latin America. By the end of September 2024, Huawei Digital Power has played a pivotal role in generating a staggering 1337.7 billion kWh of green energy globally, contributing significantly to energy savings and CO2 emission reduction, equivalent to planting approximately 914 million trees.