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Castelo Branco: Deadline for Sophia Solar Project Reformulation Ends in October

Notícias de Coimbra9 September 2026 at 15:32

The British multinational promoting the Sophia photovoltaic solar plant has until October 2nd to submit a reformulation of the project to the competent authority. The date was established within the framework of an environmental assessment process taking place in Portugal.

The Sophia project is located in the area of Castelo Branco and represents a significant investment in the renewable energy sector. The photovoltaic solar plant has been undergoing adjustments in its development, and the new version of the project must meet specific environmental requirements.

The Portuguese authorities are monitoring the assessment process, which includes the analysis of the environmental impact of the plant. The decision on the final project will depend on its compliance with the established standards by the defined deadline.

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