GEOINTEC has successfully completed the geotechnical study for evacuation line and substation of a solar park in the Dominican Republic. The nearly 4-kilometer route is designed for a 138 kV SC insulated transmission line to connect with the National Interconnected Electrical System (SENI), located in the northwest region of the country.
Stratigraphic Analysis and Physical Soil Properties
This geotechnical study for evacuation line and substation aims to define the underlying stratigraphy and physical properties of the soil layers in order to carry out foundation analyses. The work includes bearing capacity and potential settlements for shallow foundations, as well as the allowable load capacity (compression, tension, and lateral) for deep foundations.
These results will inform the foundation designs and earthworks for the proposed facilities, ensuring structural stability and operational efficiency of the renewable energy infrastructure project.
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Strengthening Expertise in Dominican Solar Infrastructure
With this project, GEOINTEC continues to strengthen its expertise in geotechnical studies for solar parks and associated evacuation lines in the Dominican Republic. The company offers comprehensive management of all soil-related studies required for the development and construction of solar plants.
Specialized services include geotechnical investigations, topographical surveys, hydrological assessments, and pull-out tests (POT), ensuring maximum quality and efficiency in every project. The geotechnical study for evacuation line and substation represents a fundamental technical capability for sustainable electrical infrastructure development.
Founded over 22 years ago in Spain, GEOINTEC has built a solid international presence. Since 2014, the company has specialized in solar and wind energy projects, analyzing land equivalent to more than 80 GW across 55 countries. With headquarters in Madrid🇪🇸, it also operates branch offices in Santiago (Chile)🇨🇱, Lyon (France)🇫🇷, and Sydney (Australia)🇦🇺.
The company continues expanding its specialized services portfolio in the Caribbean, establishing itself as a technical reference in geotechnical studies for renewable energy infrastructure in the region.
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