Ehki develops a project for an important national telecommunications company.

We have developed a 274 kWp photovoltaic self-consumption project for a leading telecommunications company at its offices in Tres Cantos, Madrid. The space where the installation is located is owned by a real estate investment fund.
7/5/2023
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The plant developed by Ehki consists of 560 solar panels that will be spread over 2,456 square meters, out of the 16,931 square meters occupied by the company's offices. 

The contractual model of the agreement is an On Site PPA, whereby Ekhi will be in charge of installing and distributing the energy, and maintaining the installation. The project has been designed for self-consumption without surplus for the client, for a period of 7 years.

The project has received approval from the Fundación de la Energía de la Comunidad de Madrid (FENERCOM) for a grant of 69,582.36 euros, financed by the European Union through the NextGenerationEU line of funds, within the framework of the European Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan.

Reduction of your carbon footprint

According to the study conducted by Ekhi, the installation of this plant will help the telecommunications company reduce its carbon footprint by 158 tons ofCO2 emissions during the useful life of the facility. This figure is equivalent to more than 1.3 million kilometers traveled by a car or to planting more than 7,900 trees.

Since the completion of the project at the end of May 2023, and for the next 7 years, the customer will save up to 1.5% per year in energy costs.

"The signing of this project is a sign that important national companies are betting on Ekhi to accompany them in their sustainability and cost reduction objectives, through self-consumption projects that allow them to advance in the company's energy transition".

Lorenzo Font, Managing Director of Ekhi

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EHKI IN NUMBERS

274

kWp
of power capacity

158

tons of CO₂ emissions prevented yearly

2.456

has
2
of ground covered

7.900

Trees planted per year

405

MWh
of energy generated yearly

560

solar panels installed