Saved trees
UMIS AND ITS USERS CONTRIBUTED TO SAVING 77 625 TREES
Български

Programme: Programme "Competitiveness and Innovation in Enterprises" 2021-2027

Planning region: All

Description

Yota Ltd. is a small enterprise specializing in the production of fencing meshes and panels.
The company’s activities fall within economic sectors characterized by high electricity consumption.
The management of the enterprise regularly undertakes measures to improve the energy efficiency and energy independence of Yota Ltd. through the introduction of modern technologies and equipment.
In this regard, the activities under the present project are aimed at the construction of a photovoltaic system at the company’s production site for generating renewable energy for self-consumption.
The system will consist of photovoltaic panels with inverters and will have an installed capacity of no less than 147 kW.
The photovoltaic plant will be designed for high efficiency and long-term durability, ensuring optimal use of natural resources. The solar panels and inverters will be carefully selected to achieve maximum electricity generation.
The use of renewable energy directly reduces the company’s dependence on non-renewable energy sources, supporting a more sustainable energy model.
The implementation of the project activities will enable the faster recovery and growth of Yota Ltd. in the key problem areas that currently hinder its competitiveness and delay its transformation towards low-carbon and resource-efficient production.
None

Notes:

Elements in light blue allow detailed view when selected
All amounts are in euro (EUR) / 1 EUR = 1,95583 BGN
The project is funded by the “Technical Assistance” Programme 2021–2027, co-financed by the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund, under project BG16RFTA001-1.003-0001 “Digital transformation in the management of EU funds” and by the “National Recovery and Resilience Plan”, under Investment C10.I11 “Ensuring an adequate information and administrative environment for the implementation of the Recovery and Resilience Plan”.