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The conservation of the environment has prompted the City Council Sewer firmly committed to renewable energy with the introduction of 24 solar photovoltaic installations on municipal public buildings covered.
This initiative responds to the will of the government team to promote the use of solar energy so abundant in this area, it also represents a contribution to the use of renewable natural resources and environmental awareness.
It also will be a source of revenue for municipal coffers from the sale of photovoltaic solar energy to electricity distribution and generate employment for the maintenance of facilities.
Sewer City Council working on the project estimated at about seven million euros.
According to the Mayor, Lazarus Mellado, "sources of energy that momentum and further development are having in recent years are the renewable type, and the City Sewer is no stranger to the Green Revolution, which seeks, by a hand, energy dependence and, second, to achieve a more sustainable society.
The 24 PV systems that are connected to the electricity generated in a sustainable manner, not cause environmental pollution, contribute to reducing greenhouse gases.
In addition to issues related to environmental conservation and wise use of energy, because the life of the plates over 30 years and 6 are sufficient to recover its cost, these teams will make it an interesting investment and to generate annual revenue from the sale of electricity and will give the environment a green image.
Also, installation and maintenance of photovoltaic panels will generate for the county job creation. "
The commitment to the use of alternative energy and reducing pollutant emissions was already evident with the membership of the municipality to the Network of Cities for Climate of the Spanish Federation of Municipalities and Provinces and Cities and Towns for Sustainability where a commitment to reduce CO2 emissions, with the implementation of projects where renewable energy is used.
The Councillor for Environment, Mercedes Hernandez, said: "With the installation of these solar panels will get an electrical output of about 1,888 kilowatts per hour, about 3 million kilowatts a year.
"With this production rate could supply 650 homes. With this measure, Hernandez said he will respond to the commitments made by the City of Culvert Environment through the promotion of projects to implement sustainable energy and improve environment in a firm commitment to preserve and fight climate change. "
At present, the City Sewer has completed the application to the Ministry of Industry for the Registration of pre-assignment of remuneration for photovoltaic (PREF) and the status of installation of electric power production special regime (REPE).
Once published the final determination of allocation of powers by the Ministry, the City has one year to implement the 24 solar photovoltaic installations.
Completed the same, the projects together with the Certificate of Completion will be presented to the Department of Energy and the city will get to its final status facilities producing electricity scheme.
Since that time, we will start to sell power to the electricity distribution companies.
The solar panels installed on rooftops municipal, requiring no shadow areas and must be oriented in the midday sun.
Each municipal building has a solar installation on its roof has an information panel which reflects the energy production at the time, the accumulated over the months and the amount of CO2 to stop broadcasting.
With these indicators, the Environment department of the City will try to sensitize the public of all the advantages of this type of renewable energy.
The facilities are provided at all county Public Schools: The Tejera, San José Obrero, Eusebio Martinez, Vistabella, Our Lady of the Assumption, Jacinto Benavente, Our Lady of Health (2 locations), Campoamor and Jara Carrillo; flags polideportivos: Fausto Vicent, Jara Carrillo, Magrit and Our Lady of Health, as well as the Pool Deck, Integral Center St. Joseph the Worker on Green Head Community Centre, Day Care Centre Pedro Hernández Caballero, Centro Cultural Infanta Elena, the municipal water and, finally, the Sanje Secondary Education Institutes (2 locations), Alcantara and Francisco Salzillo.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Alcantarilla
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