creating new development opportunities for local communities. In 2014, the company was presented with a European Solar Prize by Eurosolar. 2016-today After the launching of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by the United Nations Assembly in 2016, Enel Green Power integrated the SDGs objectives into its industrial strategy, in particular those relating to quality of education (SDG 4), clean and economically accessible energy (SDG 7), dignity of work and economic growth (SDG 8), fight against climate change (SDG 13). The result was a series of projects developed together with the construction of power plants in South Africa, Ethiopia (100 MW Metehara), Australia (Bungala Solar), and South America, in particular in Peru (with the entry into operation of the Wayra I wind farm and the launch of the Rubì solar plant), in Guatemala (where the El Canadà hydroelectric power station is located), in Mexico (where the "cielito lindo" allows Enel Green Power to connect over 1 GW of photovoltaic power to the grid, in addition to the construction of the Amistad (220 MW), Amistad II (100 MW) and Salitrillos (103 MW) wind farms. Mexico is also an example of the application of the "Build, Sell, Operate" model, which allows Enel to reduce debt and generate value, while maintaining the operational management of the plants. In 2017, the company partnered with Anheuser-Busch to provide enough renewable energy from Enel's Oklahoma wind farm to meet Budweiser's needs for 15 years. August 2020, the Board of Ada County Commissioners signed an agreement to sell the Barber Dam and Hydroelectric Project to Barber Pool Hydro LLC, a group of local investors with the goals of preserving the Barber Pool Conservation Area and producing clean and renewable energy for the community. Operations Enel Green Power generates electricity from renewable sources. It operates in five continents with more than 1,200 operative plants. The production mix includes geothermal energy, hydropower, solar energy, and wind power. Enel Green Power manages 56,3 GW of total renewable capacity. The target is to reach 145 GW by 2030. Enel Green Power has a total 17.18 GW of wind power capacity; hydroelectric capacity is 28.35 GW; geothermal power 0.92 GW; solar power 8.12 GW. Between 2020 and 2021, Enel Green Power has launched projects to develop green hydrogen, including an agreement with Eni to develop hydrogen production technology from renewable sources. Green hydrogen is expected to be generated by 2022-2023. In December