Wind (Hybrid) Power
Ecuador's Pacific coast has some of the region's most attractive combined wind and solar resources, but much of the industrial demand around Manabí still depends on fragile grids.
Near Bahía de Caráquez, RDT controls an illustrative ~141-hectare oceanfront site with cliffs and natural gorges that channel winds in the 8–39 mph range, with steady averages around 9 mph.
The same corridor concentrates a large share of Manabí's 1,500+ GWh of annual electricity consumption — including shrimp farms, tuna and fish-meal plants, cement facilities and logistics hubs within a short radius.
Ecuador's incentives for new generation — including VAT and import-duty exemptions on eligible equipment and multi-year income-tax holidays for qualifying projects — strengthen the underlying economics while supporting a credible decarbonization story.
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