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Solaria technological and energy investment in Uruguay

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President Yamandú Orsi announced a $5.7 billion investment from the Spanish firm Solaria Energía y Medio Ambiente to develop a technological park in Uruguay. The project involves project, described by the construction of government as the largest investment in the country's history, integrates data centers and solar energy infrastructure photovoltaic plants under a free zone regime. The investment is structured in two phases. The first phase consists of 200 megawatts of allocates $5.5 billion for data center infrastructure with a 200 MW capacity and 350 megawatts of $200 million for solar power generation. generation of up to 350 MW. The second phase aims to add an additional 300 megawatts MW of data center demand. capacity. Facilities will be located across the departments of Canelones, Canelones and San José, and with the solar plant situated in Florida. The initiative seeks to leverage Uruguay's renewable energy matrix to meet global demand for digital infrastructure and artificial intelligence services. The construction phase is projected to create approximately 3,100 jobs by 2029, with 1,500 permanent positions expected once fully operational.

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