Latin America. The T4 model of the company Ecoppia will be responsible for keeping the solar panels of the Coya solar plant in perfect operation, helping with a permanent cleaning that prevents the excessive accumulation of dust.

According to VP Magazine "Ecoppia, the Israeli company specialized in robotic cleaning solutions for photovoltaic energy, has announced the award of the 181.25 MWac/199.8MWdc project that the multinational energy company Engie has in the Chilean region of Antofagasta"

Something to keep in mind, as expressed by the media, is that the Coya solar plant began operations in October 2022, but since the area has water shortages and high dirt, robots are ideal for these challenges, delivering efficient, frequent and autonomous levels of cleaning.

According to Eccopia, the T4 "removes more than 99% of dust from panels in an automated nighttime cleaning operation of up to 400 square meters (200 modules)." Another point in favor is that its work process is autonomous, so it does not require an operator, since it uses multiple sensors and integrated technologies, which allows it to detect the edges of the structure and navigate the tracker using the predefined route as optimal, more efficient and accurate.

Finally, in the post of VP Magazine it was assured that in this case Ecoppia estimates an income of 7.2 million dollars in income. The firm claims to have recently opened its office in South America, a region it considers "fast-growing for renewable energy." The company claims to be publicly traded and have offices in Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Latin America."