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Castilla-La Mancha approves water and renewable energy investments
The Castilla-La Mancha regional government has approved several infrastructure and energy initiatives. A 5.3 million euro investment will modernize and expand the El Girasol water treatment plant in Illana. This project aims to increase treatment capacity by 50%, raising the flow from 150 to 225 liters per second to serve thirteen municipalities in the region.
Additionally, the government has allocated 10.6 million euros to support renewable energy installations. These funds are designated for energy communities and homeowners' associations, offering up to 80,000 euros per project and up to 300,000 euros for energy communities. The program includes funding for solar photovoltaic systems and energy storage solutions.
In Brihuega, the local City Council is investing over 22,000 euros to install water filtration and treatment systems in eight districts. These stations, utilizing technologies such as reverse osmosis and active carbon, are intended to ensure a stable supply of potable water during periods of network anomalies.
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Brihuega City Council · Castilla-La Mancha Government · El Girasol Water Treatment Plant · Esther Padilla · Luis Viejo
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- [● 2 SOURCES] Renewable energy grants will provide a maximum of 80,000 euros per project and up to 300,000 euros per energy community. www.lanzadigital.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The regional government approved an investment of over 5.3 million euros to modernize and expand the El Girasol water treatment plant in Illana. www.liberaldecastilla.com
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The El Girasol plant expansion aims to increase treatment capacity by 50%, raising flow from 150 to 225 liters per second. www.liberaldecastilla.com
- [● 2 SOURCES] The government allocated 10.6 million euros for renewable energy installations in energy and homeowners' communities. www.lanzadigital.com