Argentine Football Turns to Photovoltaics
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Argentine football turns to photovoltaics
Two of Argentine's most popular football clubs - River Plate and Vélez Sarsfield - are advancing solar energy projects at their Buenos Aires stadiums to cut operating costs and expand on-site renewable generation.From pv magazine Latam Argentine football clubs River Plate and Vélez Sarsfield are advancing solar energy projects at their stadiums in Buenos Aires, aiming to reduce operating costs and increase on-site renewable generation. Vélez has…
Along with Velez, the clubs advance with photovoltaic generation projects in Buenos Aires: Velez already builds a plant for self-consumption in Amalfitani, while River analyzes a larger-scale system that could cover much of the demand of the Monumental.
The projects contemplate systems of self-consumption with capacities ranging from 120 kWp in the stadium José Amalfitani to generation schemes capable of supplying much of the electricity demand of the Monumental.River Plate and Vélez Sarsfield, two of the most important football teams in Argentina, advance with projects to incorporate photovoltaic generation in their stadiums in Buenos Aires. While Vélez has already started the installation of …
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