The 350 kW project will achieve a significant reduction in carbon emissions, approximately 139.8 tons of CO2, strengthening the energy infrastructure in Andalusia.
Edison Next has been chosen by the Delegated Council of the Metropolitan Water Supply and Sanitation Company of Seville (EMASESA) to carry out a photovoltaic project in Andalusia with an investment of 348,297.18 euros to boost renewable energy capacity in the region.
The 350 kW project, being developed at the Adufe complex, facilities owned by the Andalusian company in Alcalá de Guadaira, represents a key investment in EMASESA's renewable energy strategy, as well as a step towards decarbonization and energy autonomy.
Specifically, Edison Next will be responsible for the project's construction, permit management, execution of works, as well as the operation and maintenance of the photovoltaic solar installation for self-consumption by the complex. Through this initiative, EMASESA will optimize its energy resources, achieving significant long-term economic savings, and also contributing to the annual saving of 559 MWh of electricity and 139.8 tons of CO2 carbon emissions in Andalusia.
According to the terms stipulated in the agreement, a period of 11 months has been established for the energy company to complete all necessary stages for the successful realization of the project. This includes everything from the initial processing phase, which encompasses obtaining the relevant permits and authorizations, to the physical execution of the installations and the subsequent commissioning of the service.
In addition, as part of its commitment to quality and sustainability, Edison Next will be responsible for maintaining the photovoltaic installation for the next 3 years. This ongoing service will ensure the optimal operation of the plant over time, maximizing its profitability and efficiency. With a proactive focus on problem prevention and regular maintenance, Edison Next ensures that the photovoltaic plant operates optimally, thus providing a reliable and long-lasting source of renewable energy.
We are pleased to see how the public sector continues to increase its commitment to energy solutions that generate significant benefits for both themselves and the surrounding environment. We are convinced that this trend will continue in the future, with a growing number of public entities adopting advanced energy technologies to benefit our communities and preserve the environment, comments Ángel García, delegate in the Seville area of Edison Next Spain.
