At CEPM we are committed to net zero emissions and to helping turn our concession area into a world-class, 100% green destination.
One of the first steps in this direction has been the expansion of the FV3 and FV4 photovoltaic parks, adding 100 MW of capacity in Bávaro.
Generation has expanded through renewable sources with solar photovoltaic projects which, together with our electric mobility strategy, contribute to sustainability and environmental protection.
- Paradisus Palma Real – MELIÁ
– 0.5 MWp (In operation) - Libomi Enterprise
– 0.2 MWp (In operation) - Dreams Macao Beach Punta Cana
– 1 MWp (In operation) - Royalton Bávaro Resort & Spa
– 0.9 MWp (In operation) - Grand Sirenis Punta Cana Resort
– 1.5 MWp (In operation) - Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Punta Cana – 1.5 MWp (In operation)
- Excellence Punta Cana
– 0.2 MWp (In operation) - Excellence El Carmen
– 1.5 MWp (In operation) - Iberostar Hotels & Resorts
– 0.6 MWp (In operation) - AC Hotel by Marriott Punta Cana
– 0.1 MWp (In operation) - Dreams Miches
– 1.5 MWp (In operation) - Ocean Blue & Sand
– 1.5 MWp (In operation) - MELIÁ Hotels
– 1.5 MWp (In operation) - Hilton La Romana
– 0.7 MWp (In operation) - Club Med Miches Playa Esmeralda
– 0.2 MWp (In operation) - Viva Miches
– 0.5 MWp (In operation) - Ocean el Faro
– 1.5 MWp (Under construction) - Iberostar (Matamosquitos)
– 1.1 MWp (In operation) - Royalton Punta Cana
– 0.9 MWp (Under construction) - Chic By Royalton
– 0.4 MWp (Under construction) - Lopesan Costa Bávaro
– 1.1 MWp (Under construction) - Montaña Redonda
– 0.03 MWp (In operation) - Bávaro Adventure Park
– 0.2 MWp (In operation) - Almacenes Unidos Punta Cana
– 0.8 MWp (In operation) - Downtown Punta Cana
– 0.2 MWp (In operation) - Racquet Club Cana Bay
– 0.1 MWp (In operation) - Palma Real Shopping Village
– 0.6 MWp (Under construction) - Meliá Grand Cana
– 0.7 MWp (Under construction) - Bávaro Solar Park (FV1) – Hard Rock Road
– 8.8 MWp (In operation) - Self-Consumption Solar Park (FV2) – CEPM Plant
– 1.4 MWp (In operation) - Solar Park FV3 – Hard Rock Road
– 24.6 MWp (In operation) - Solar Park FV4 – Nisibón
– 54.9 MWp (In operation) - Solar Park FV5 – Macao
– 14.6 MWp (In operation) - Solar Park FV6 – La Romana
– 77.9 MWp (In operation) - Solar Park FV7
– 62.7 MWp (In operation) - CEB Bayahíbe Solar Park
– 0.8 MWp (In operation) - Evergo Connect EV Station Solar Park
– 0.2 MWp (In operation) - Saona Solar Park
– 0.8 MWp (In operation) - Viva Dominicus Palace
– 0.3 MWp (Under construction)
By installing solar panels in your home or business, you can produce your own clean, renewable energy, supporting the Sustainable Development Goals and contributing to the fight against climate change.
Installing solar panels is a key step in the transition to a more sustainable, environmentally friendly future.
Solar panels are a renewable energy source that produces no greenhouse gas emissions, helping reduce the carbon footprint and fight climate change.
Benefits of solar panels:
1. Renewable energy source: Solar panels are a clean, renewable energy source that emits no greenhouse gases or other pollutants. Using solar energy helps fight climate change and reduces the carbon footprint.
2. Durability and low maintenance: Solar panels have a long service life (more than 25 years) and require little maintenance. With no moving parts, they are also highly reliable and durable.
3. Added property value: Installing solar panels can increase property value and be attractive to potential buyers in the future.
Learn the steps to join the net metering program:
1. Submit your application to join the net metering program at our offices.
2. Once we receive your application, we will evaluate it and notify you of the results within 20 business days.
3. Documents to submit with your application:
a. Certification that the equipment meets the minimum efficiency requirements set by the CNE and the SIE, as applicable.
b. Up-to-date certification that the installation will be performed by a licensed engineer in good standing.
c. Evidence that the equipment is guaranteed for five years or more by the manufacturer or distributor.
d. Copy of the current Interconnection Agreement (Electricity Contract).4. Within 20 business days of submitting your application, you will receive a notification from us with the results of the document review.
5. Once you meet all the requirements, the Net Metering Agreement will be signed.
6. The Interconnection Agreement will be signed within fifteen (15) business days after the additional information is submitted.
7. SIE authorization.
