electricity will receive a feed-in tariff of just under €0.27/kW·h for the next 25 years. Like every power plant with a thermal engine, cooling is needed for the working fluid. As Andasol is built in the warm middle of the south of Spain, every Andasol unit vaporizes 870.000 m³ water per year (according to the developer), or 5 L/kWh (1.3 USgal/kWh). Most power plants vaporize less water (typically less than 2.5 L/kWh), or close to none if they are cooled by river or sea water. Although water supply is generally a problem in Spain, Andasol has ample supply due to its location near the Sierra Nevada mountain range. Developers Andasol 1 & 2 The developer of the Andasol 1 and Andasol 2 plants are Solar Millennium (25%) and ACS Cobra (75%). After planning, engineering and construction Solar Millennium sold their shares to ACS Group. In 2017, the two international funds, Antin Infrastructure Partners and Deutsche Asset Management's infrastructure investment business, and the Spanish construction company Cobra Sistemas y Redes, sold full ownership to Cubico Sustainable Investments Limited. In 2018, the ICSID – the World Bank's International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes – issued a ruling that required Spain to pay €112 million to Antin Infrastructure Partners, which had claimed €218 million over the cuts to renewable energies subsidies in 2010. Developers Andasol 3 Andasol 3 is developed by the consortium of Solar Millennium and MAN Ferrostaal. Marquesado Solar SL is the investor consortium which is going to commission and operate Andasol 3. Shareholders of Marquesado Solar SL are: Stadtwerke München (48.9%) MAN Ferrostaal AG (26%) Innogy & RheinEnergie AG (25.1%) See also List of solar thermal power stations Renewable energy in the European Union Sener Aeronáutica Solar power in Spain Solar thermal energy Wind power in Spain References External links Includes link to video. Solar thermal energy Solar power stations in Spain Buildings and structures in the Province of Granada Energy in Andalusia