Reserved Amount = € 0,00 € 81.000,00
100% Funded
5 yr
term
4.5%
a year
3 mth
grace period
monthly
instalment
A-
rating

Sustainable energy

SDG 12. Responsible Consumption and Production

SDG 7. Affordable and Clean Energy

SDG 9. Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Solar energy for self-consumption in a traditional bakery, in the north of Portugal.
Impact
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Reduced dependence on carbon-based fuels: with an estimated annual production of 146,4 MWh, the central will avoid the emission of 37,8 tons of CO2 a year, the equivalent to planting 1.718 trees.
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Cost-reduction for the end-client: this decentralized electric energy production, located near the consumption site, reduces the distribution costs, making the renewable energy option more attractive and cost-competitive than the national grid. In addition to this, the lower dependence on the national grid reduces the company’s exposure to price fluctuations.
Project Information
The funds raised through this campaign will be used to fund the installation of a solar photovoltaic plant for self-consumption in a Portuguese traditional bakery. The 281 solar panels will have an estimated annual production of 146,4MWh a year and a total power of 80 kWp.
The construction of the solar plant and installation of the panels will be carried out by Luz Verde, a Portuguese company with over ten years of experience providing energy services. LuzVerde is our project promoter for five successfully funded projects: Intermarché Solar I e II, Tintas Solares Felgueiras, Solar Car Wash e Solarize Cuba.
Financial Viability
The photovoltaic solar system will greatly reduce electricity consumption and thus, lower the promoter’s electricity bill – a monthly reduction of €2.031, whilst the financial cost of the loan is € 1.645 per month, ensuring financial balance from the first moment.
Attached Documents
100% Funded
5 yr
term
4.5%
a year
3 mth
grace period
monthly
instalment
A-
rating

Sustainable energy

SDG 12. Responsible Consumption and Production

SDG 7. Affordable and Clean Energy

SDG 9. Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Solar energy for self-consumption in a traditional bakery, in the north of Portugal.
Reserved Amount = € 0,00 € 81.000,00
Impact
-
Reduced dependence on carbon-based fuels: with an estimated annual production of 146,4 MWh, the central will avoid the emission of 37,8 tons of CO2 a year, the equivalent to planting 1.718 trees.
-
Cost-reduction for the end-client: this decentralized electric energy production, located near the consumption site, reduces the distribution costs, making the renewable energy option more attractive and cost-competitive than the national grid. In addition to this, the lower dependence on the national grid reduces the company’s exposure to price fluctuations.
Project Information
The funds raised through this campaign will be used to fund the installation of a solar photovoltaic plant for self-consumption in a Portuguese traditional bakery. The 281 solar panels will have an estimated annual production of 146,4MWh a year and a total power of 80 kWp.
The construction of the solar plant and installation of the panels will be carried out by Luz Verde, a Portuguese company with over ten years of experience providing energy services. LuzVerde is our project promoter for five successfully funded projects: Intermarché Solar I e II, Tintas Solares Felgueiras, Solar Car Wash e Solarize Cuba.
Financial Viability
The photovoltaic solar system will greatly reduce electricity consumption and thus, lower the promoter’s electricity bill – a monthly reduction of €2.031, whilst the financial cost of the loan is € 1.645 per month, ensuring financial balance from the first moment.
Attached Documents
Sociedade Panificadora Central de Lousada Lda
Traditional bakery in Lousada, Porto, with more than 55 years of history
About Sociedade Panificadora Central de Lousada Lda
FF
Sociedade Panificadora Central de Lousada, Lda. (or Padaria Central de Lousada, as it is known) was founded over 50 years ago. With a thorough renovation of the customer service space in 2017, it is a meeting point in the village of Lousada, in Porto, operating in the same place since 1968.
The company currently employs 25 people (13 men and 12 women).
The famous and traditional "Sardão de Lousada" (The Sardan from Lousada).
The Business Model
The promoter's main activities are bakery and pastry, while also owning a cafeteria. In operation since 1964, Padaria Central is a well-known cafe in Lousada, Oporto district, in the North of Portugal, with a solid financial structure, with continued positive net results.
Track Record
On December 17th, 1964, in the notary office of Lousada, "Sociedade Panificadora Central de Lousada, Lda." was born. Its establishment resulted from the merger of three family bakeries distributed throughout the village: Eduardo Mendes Xavier, on the street Visconde de Alentém, where the Society is currently based, the bakery owned by Narciso Ribeiro da Mota, in the same street, and the bakery owned by António Teixeira, in the street Dr. Afonso Quintela. This merger was the solution to a set of legal requirements, from the functional and sanitary point of view, published in Diário da República in the 1960s. Given the constraints of adaptation and works that each of the owners had to carry out in their respective establishments, the Society was formed with the commitment to build a single factory unit technically equipped for the bakery service. This was officialized by Diário do Governo in 1965 and together they built the current new building that was ready in 1968.
Promoter Rating: A-
Guarantees
This project is guaranteed with the pledge of the equipment installed.
Sociedade Panificadora Central de Lousada Lda
Traditional bakery in Lousada, Porto, with more than 55 years of history
About Sociedade Panificadora Central de Lousada Lda
FF
Sociedade Panificadora Central de Lousada, Lda. (or Padaria Central de Lousada, as it is known) was founded over 50 years ago. With a thorough renovation of the customer service space in 2017, it is a meeting point in the village of Lousada, in Porto, operating in the same place since 1968.
The company currently employs 25 people (13 men and 12 women).
The famous and traditional "Sardão de Lousada" (The Sardan from Lousada).
The Business Model
The promoter's main activities are bakery and pastry, while also owning a cafeteria. In operation since 1964, Padaria Central is a well-known cafe in Lousada, Oporto district, in the North of Portugal, with a solid financial structure, with continued positive net results.
Track Record
On December 17th, 1964, in the notary office of Lousada, "Sociedade Panificadora Central de Lousada, Lda." was born. Its establishment resulted from the merger of three family bakeries distributed throughout the village: Eduardo Mendes Xavier, on the street Visconde de Alentém, where the Society is currently based, the bakery owned by Narciso Ribeiro da Mota, in the same street, and the bakery owned by António Teixeira, in the street Dr. Afonso Quintela. This merger was the solution to a set of legal requirements, from the functional and sanitary point of view, published in Diário da República in the 1960s. Given the constraints of adaptation and works that each of the owners had to carry out in their respective establishments, the Society was formed with the commitment to build a single factory unit technically equipped for the bakery service. This was officialized by Diário do Governo in 1965 and together they built the current new building that was ready in 1968.
Promoter Rating: A-
Guarantees
This project is guaranteed with the pledge of the equipment installed.
Payments Status: On time
2021-03-01
First payment
First instalment was paid to all the investors
2021-01-29
100% funded
403 investors successfully raised 81.000€
2021-01-20
Open for investment
This campaign will help avoid the emission of 38 tons of CO2 per year
Payments Status: On time
2021-03-01
First payment
First instalment was paid to all the investors
2021-01-29
100% funded
403 investors successfully raised 81.000€
2021-01-20
Open for investment
This campaign will help avoid the emission of 38 tons of CO2 per year