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Installed a new photovoltaic system in the plant of Saint George of Porto
It is first to being positioned in the area of the naval repairs of the port of Genoa
June 25, 2012
In the plant of Saint George of the Port, the genoese yard specialized in naval repairs and transformations, the work for the installation of a new photovoltaic system has been concluded, first to being installed in the area of the naval repairs of the port of Genoa. The system will allow with the yard a annual energy saving pairs to about 30% of the current structural consumption (workshop, lighting system docks and offices) and an estimable environmental benefit in about 73,5 tons of carbon dioxide.
The fotovoltaici modules (320 panels in poly si and 136 tapes in amorphous silicon, for a total surface of about 1.500 square metres) are placed in total integration with the cover of the yard and allow a total power of about 100 KwP and a production anniversary of energy of about 110.000 KWh.
The realization of the new system, of the total value of about 500 thousand euros, joins in the environmental policies of Saint George of the Port (the yard is certifyd ISO 14001, the more important certification to European level in matter of environmental management) and follows the lines guides promoted from the Harbour Authority of Genoa in the within of the Environmental Energetic Plan of the Port of Genoa.
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In the plant of Saint George of the Port, the genoese yard specialized in naval repairs and transformations, the work for the installation of a new photovoltaic system has been concluded, first to being installed in the area of the naval repairs of the port of Genoa. The system will allow with the yard a annual energy saving pairs to about 30% of the current structural consumption (workshop, lighting system docks and offices) and an estimable environmental benefit in about 73,5 tons of carbon dioxide.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
