Sunenergy installs 252 620 W photovoltaic panels at APPACDM in Castelo Branco
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Sunenergy installs 252 620 W photovoltaic panels at APPACDM in Castelo Branco

SAPO Notícias28 August 2026 at 12:39

The company Sunenergy proceeded with the installation of 252 620-watt photovoltaic panels at APPACDM in Castelo Branco. The project was developed with the aim of reducing the institution's energy costs.

The panel installation is divided between two distinct locations. One part was placed at the APPACDM headquarters and the other at the association's residential home.

According to the company responsible for the installation, the project aims to contribute to reducing the institution's CO2 emissions. This initiative is part of an energy transition strategy that allows organizations to reduce their environmental footprint.

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