Solar Power Plant With 628 Photovoltaic Panels to Be Installed in Uberlândia - MG

Solar Power Plant With 628 Photovoltaic Panels to Be Installed in Uberlândia – MG

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 31/05/2021 at 13:27

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A Solar Power Started The Installation Of The Solar Power Plant In Uberlândia (MG) Last Week. The Plant Has 628 Photovoltaic Panels And Promises To Generate New Jobs, Income, And A Significant Improvement In The Municipality’s Economy

Last week, the installation of a solar power plant began at Parque do Sabiá, in the municipality of Uberlândia (MG). A total of 628 photovoltaic panels will be installed in the park, generating energy for about 360 homes per year.

Learn About The Solar Power Plant In Uberlândia (MG)

The solar power plant will be located next to the Deputado João Bittar Júnior Water Park and, in addition to supplying energy to residences, the plant with several photovoltaic panels will also provide energy to the complex, leisure park, stadium, and Arena Sabiazinho.

The plant, besides benefiting the environment, will bring significant savings to the state of MG. Thus, the 628 photovoltaic panels of 395 W will generate more than 240 kilowatts of power and, annually, an average of 390 megawatts of energy.

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Words From The Mayor Of Uberlândia About The Solar Energy Project

According to Odelmo Leão, mayor of Uberlândia, this is yet another innovative project in the solar energy sector that promises to bring enormous improvements to Uberlândia (MG) in various ways. “In addition to having a plant with photovoltaic panels that generate clean energy, we will be responsible for our own energy production,” highlighted the mayor.

The improvement also includes the benefit known as payback. Once the solar power plant pays for itself with the energy generated, it brings savings on the end consumer’s bill. The company responsible for installing the plant with hundreds of photovoltaic panels will be Solar Power. The total investment for the installation of the solar power plant will be nearly R$ 900 thousand, and the responsible authorities for overseeing the project will be the Secretariats of Government, Communication, Environment, and Urban Services.

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