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With Solar Energy, 40% of the Electricity Expenditure of the Valencia Aqueduct Is Cut
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The solar energy system installed in the aqueduct of Valencia, Córdoba, reduced by more than 40% the energy costs of the municipality, according to the operator Aguas de Valencia. The technology already operates in a stable way and sustains the pumping of the drinking water service in the region of Alto Sinú. Aguas de Córdoba led the project as part of its plan to modernize the provision of public services in the department. The investment, calc…
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