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Debate on future energies should open space for new ideas in Arganil

Notícias de Coimbra5 September 2026 at 19:46

The mayor of Arganil, Luís Paulo Costa, stated this Saturday, September 5, that the municipality will continue to be attentive to the debate on the energies of the future. The mayor considered that this type of debate should open space for new ideas for the sustainable development of the territory.

The initiative took place on Saturday, September 5, and brought together various voices to discuss the future of renewable and sustainable energies. The debate aims to explore energy alternatives that can contribute to the development of the municipality of Arganil.

Luís Paulo Costa highlighted the importance of keeping the municipality informed and prepared for changes in the energy sector. The mayor expressed confidence that the debate could bring positive contributions to the region.

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