Projects

Sustainable oyster farming in the area of Setubal, seeking new and more innovative production equipment that will help encourage a greater environmental, social and economic sustainability in a traditional farming sector.

10 kW solar power plant for self-consumption and LED lighting system

International expansion of Ballūta, a Portuguese vegan shoes brand

Na década de 1960 havia em Odemira uma fábrica de tijolos que funcionava como âncora de atividade económica e social duma terra, como muitas outras à data em Portugal, em crescimento e jovem. Atualmente, Odemira é um dos distritos mais envelhecidos de Portugal, e menos populados. O Projeto CLARA visa reverter essas tendências, através da Restauração e Reconstrução dessa mesma fábrica de tijolos, e devolvendo à população dessa localidade um velho centro, totalmente novo, para o futuro rural.

Full lighting system substitution by LED

Acquisition of an electric Tuk-Tuk for Tuga Tours, a tourism operator licensed by the Portuguese Tourism Institute and expert in Portugal's history knowledge and sharing through sustainable tours.

10,18 kWp solar power plant for self-consumption at Sant'Ana Kindergarten

Full lighting system substitution for LED at Magnactive’s group building

Amplicercanias’ new solar photovoltaic project will be hosted by Santos e Bairros, a small society located in Vale Paraíso (Alcanena).

58.000€ | 4,5% yearly interest | 5 years

Installation of 36 LED panels in Academia de Amadores de Música's facilities.

5220 € | 5,25% yearly interest | 4 years

Solar photovoltaic facility with a 47,5 kWp capacity installed in Magnactive’s group building.

Energy efficiency project that includes a self-consumption solar plant, 15 heat pumps and an educational program to teach energy efficiency measures to Ave Maria School students.

Installation of 2 photovoltaic plants, in the roof of the municipality Gym of Santo Tirso, with a total capacity of 79,65 kWp.

Gabrimat is a family company dedicated to industrial casting in the region of Leiria. Founded in 1990 and in its 2nd generation, the company is increasingly concerned about energy and resources efficiency.

The project consists on installation of photovoltaic solar panels for the factory’s self-consumption with 94 kWp of installed capacity. This step will allow Gabrimat to become less dependent on the energy prices rise, therefore becoming more competitive, meanwhile it reduces its environmental footprint.

The transition to renewable energy will have a great impact on this industrial sector since it contributes to 1,5% to the national GDP. This is the second effort of Gabrimat towards sustainability, having already adopted an internal zero-waste policy by integrating defective products into a new cycle of production, through recycling.

Sport Algés and Dafundo (SAD) is a centennial club with a strong olympic presence. Today it is one of the main actors of amateur sports development in Portugal, which is well proven by the results obtained in some of the most significant competitions in which it has participated in the last years and where it has achieved successive national titles. SOLVasto will install a photovoltaic power plant with a capacity of 142 kWp at the club which will produce 230 MWh of solar energy per year. As a non-profit club, this project will enable SAD to achieve greater financial sustainability, which is extremely important in ensuring its success, and to set an example for thousands of young people by adopting clean and renewable energy technology.

A photovoltaic power plant of 49kWp in the facilities of AMINATA Évora Clube de Natação, an association that was founded in 7^th October of 1982 and aims to the promote swimming sports, such as free swimming, water polo, triathlon and synchronized swimming.  

This is the company's second major investment in sustainability. In 2006 they reduced their CO2 emissions by 97% with the replacement of fuel oil by biomass. Now, through the collaborative financing, the factory will install a photovoltaic system for its own consumption. So you can lower your energy costs and save an average of € 4,400 per month (in the first 5 years).

This project is a photovoltaic power plant installation with 291.5 kWp at the Sacopor factory in Alenquer, Portugal. This project is already licensed and has a feed-in tariff guaranteed and fixed for the period of 15 years. This project will be a pilot for CIMPOR, InterCemet group, in the course of decarbonizing its energy consumption, producing about 475 MWh of clean electricity per year, approximately equivalent to annual consumption of 150 Portuguese families and avoiding the emission of 221 tons of CO2 per year to the atmosphere, equal to planting about 22,000 trees.

This project will allow Quinta Alma to increase the number of photovoltaic power panels, as well as to do a lake recovery and to increase their guests capacity. Quinta Alma is a totally off-grid 50 hectares area, meaning that the resources management is done in the most efficient way, while always respecting the Nature. 

This project brings a new type of technology: solar thermal for water heating. A project brought by Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Mondim de Basto that will replace two old boilers with an annual consumption of 85 tons of gas for 50 solar thermal panels. Santa Casa decided to open this investment opportunity to all citizens for two reasons, get visibility to their activities and get the community involved.

This project will allow a school in Cascais attended by about 60 Scandinavian children and teenagers to produce 40% of the energy it consumes and be more energetically efficient, while at the same time promoting awareness among these young students to the importance of sustainability.

A 17 kWp solar power plant on the roof of a social center, that will produce 30,000 kWh per year, or what nine Portuguese families consume altogether. This project takes place in a very special location in Portugal - in Tavira, where the annual average of sunshine hours is the highest in the country.

A 58.5kW photovoltaic power plant on the roofs of Portuguese tech company New Vision, which will produce the equivalent of more than 40% of the electricity consumed annually by this company and the equivalent of what more than 30 Portuguese families consume altogether.