Saved trees
UMIS AND ITS USERS CONTRIBUTED TO SAVING 77 624 TREES
Български

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

Planning region: All

Description

Installation of a 53.76kWp photovoltaic power plant for the production of energy from renewable sources for own consumption in combination with local energy storage facilities (batteries) on the roof of an existing warehouse in the land use plan 383.628, skl. Activity and residential development, Komatevsko Shosse area, Yuzhen District, Plovdiv.
The plant will serve entirely to cover the warehouse's own needs for electricity. The system consists of 2 solar inverters with nominal AC power P=25kW, 2 lithium-ion batteries, with a capacity of 28.8kWh each. The photovoltaic panels are 112 monocrystalline, each with a nominal power of 480Wp, with a total installed power Ppv=53.76kWp. The photovoltaic panels are located entirely on the roof of an existing building with ID 56784.383.628.3, at the warehouse. The photovoltaic power plant for its own needs will contribute to greater profitability and less dependence on the price of electricity. Through the PV plant, the warehouse has significantly reduced its energy costs. The implementation of solar installations has both economic and environmental benefits. The construction of green energy capacities is part of the European Commission's package of measures included in the so-called "Green Deal", the aim of which is to reduce the carbon footprint by 2050.
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”.