The photovoltaic plants that Solaria and EVE will develop in Álava obtain the favorable environmenta

Solaria and the Basque Energy Agency (EVE), under its company Indarberri, have obtained favorable environmental impact statements (DIAs) for their Vitoria 1 and Vitoria 2 photovoltaic plants with a total capacity of 100 MW.

These plants, located in Arratzua-Ubarrundia, Elburgo/Burgelu and Vitoria Gasteiz, will generate green energy for more than 30 years and will avoid the emission of 50,000 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere annually. The generation of these photovoltaic plants will be able to supply 60,000 homes per year. Likewise, this energy will be available to companies in the Basque Country at very competitive prices.

The Vitoria 1 and Vitoria 2 photovoltaic plants are the first two parks in the portfolio of projects that Solaria is going to develop in the Basque Country in the coming years. The company's objective is to replace polluting energies with other renewable alternatives and lead the energy transition.

Similarly, Solaria has created a Basque company, Solaria Eguzki Sorkuntza, based in the Álava Technology Park and today has 20 employees, although it is expected that the team will continue to increase in the coming months.

These photovoltaic parks fit into the Euskadi 2030 Energy Strategy, and help meet one of the most challenging objectives included in it, which is to achieve, at the end of this decade, a participation of renewable energies in final consumption. energy of 21%.