Global SAE-A Group
Projects
Haiti, Photovoltaic and Energy Storage System EPC Construction and O&M Project
- Location
- Haiti
- Completion Date
- 2026.02
- Client
- Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), Haiti / The Technical Execution Unit(UTE), Haiti
- Project Overview
- Installation of 13.4MW solar power and 10MWh ESS and operation for 5 years (October 2030)
This project is to construct a 13.4MW solar power plant and a 10MWh ESS that will supply electricity to the Parc industriel de Caracol industrial complex in Haiti, where the Global Sea factory is located, and operate it for 5 years. The construction site is 200,000㎡, equivalent to 30 soccer fields, and is financed by a loan from the Inter-American Development Bank.
This project is significant in that it is the “first order” that utilizes the synergy of the Global Sea Group. With the support of the group’s top management, SAE-A STX Entech, which has experience in designing and constructing solar power plants in Nicaragua, and our company, which has a lot of experience in successful overseas business bids, have joined forces to pass the client’s screening. In addition, by advancing into Central and South America, we have established a bridgehead for full-scale advancement into new markets and renewable and eco-friendly businesses in Central and South America, including Costa Rica, Dominica, and Guatemala, where Global Sea has advanced.
This project is significant in that it is the “first order” that utilizes the synergy of the Global Sea Group. With the support of the group’s top management, SAE-A STX Entech, which has experience in designing and constructing solar power plants in Nicaragua, and our company, which has a lot of experience in successful overseas business bids, have joined forces to pass the client’s screening. In addition, by advancing into Central and South America, we have established a bridgehead for full-scale advancement into new markets and renewable and eco-friendly businesses in Central and South America, including Costa Rica, Dominica, and Guatemala, where Global Sea has advanced.
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