What is a PPA?
A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is a long-term, fixed-price agreement to buy and sell clean energy. The agreement is between two parties: a renewable energy producer and a company consuming large amounts of electricity or an energy trader.
Read MoreSolar energy self-consumption is the sustainable and efficient solution for companies
The self-consumption systems, which allow to produce and consume own electricity, are mobilizing companies and public institutions that seek to invest in more sustainable, efficient solutions, allowing them to save respectable values which they can invest in other areas of interest.
Read MoreMagnactive 100% financed!
Following the partnership between SOLVasto and GoParity, a leading platform for investment in sustainable energy projects through crowdfunding, our client Magnactive’s photovoltaic power plant is 100% financed, starting up the installation in the coming days.
Read MoreVitorino & Filhos reduces its grid dependency about 56%
SOLVasto delivered a 46 kWp photovoltaic power plant to Vitorino & Filhos, a company located in Peniche dedicated to the processing and marketing of food products, namely fish, crustaceans and mollusks, under a turnkey system.
Vitorino & Filhos will now self-consumption around 60 MWh/year, which represents an annual reduction in its consumption of the electricity grid of around 56%.
Thus, the power plant provides a significant benefit that translates into a return on investment of about 5 years, with a profitability (IRR) of 22%. On the other hand, it considerably reduces its carbon footprint, promoting the production and use of renewable energies.
Read MoreProject Sport Algés and Dafundo 100% FINANCED!!
A new financing project was opened by SOLVasto, in partnership with GoParity (leading investment platform in sustainable energy projects), on October 10 and in 5 days is already TOTALLY FINANCED, part of the financing guaranteed through crowdfunding.
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Project AMINATA- Évora
SOLVasto, through its partner GoParity (a leading investment platform in sustainable energy projects), was able to complete the financing in 17 days through crowdfunding of a 49kWp photovoltaic power plant at AMINATA Évora Clube de Natação’s facilities.
Read MoreWhat’s a tier one solar module?
The term tier 1 is often used, with total freedom, as a seal of quality for a solar module, but it is actually not correct to use it directly as such.
Read MoreOndagel will have about 50% of the energy produced by the Sun.
Ondagel assigend SOLVasto with the project, licensing and turnkey installation of a photovoltaic solar power plant for self-consumption (UPAC), with a total power of 95 kWp, which should go into production at the end of May.
Ondagel bases its activity on the processing and marketing of deep-frozen food, which is why it has a high and constant electricity consumption throughout the year.
It is therefore expected that the plant will reduce its current grid consumption by around 50%, avoiding the emission of 21 tons of CO2 per year.
The saving in the electric bill allows this investment to have a return period of about 4 years.
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