Photovoltaic installation for the Real Sociedad's Anoeta Stadium

We show you the photovoltaic installation of 70,38 kWp that Greening-e has made in the Anoeta Stadium, in San Sebastian. This Greening-e project is an installation made in San Sebastian for the Real Sociedad's Anoeta stadium. The installation has 70.38 kWp and a total of 192 photovoltaic solar modules, and its annual production will be 72.89 MWh/year. The installation is located on the roof of the stadium, which has a good orientation that will allow maximum performance of the installation. The project consists of a power generation system using photovoltaic technology, and the aim is to reduce the stadium's energy dependence. Thanks to the installation, the Anoeta Stadium will be able to avoid the emission of 28,062 kg of CO2 into the atmosphere. Our colleague Rogelio Aranda, Greening-e's Operations Director, comments that "the modules used are high efficiency modules, which allow a great deal of power to be concentrated in a small space". He also indicates that installations like this one usually take no more than 2 weeks to execute. And he adds that "the amortization of this type of plant takes a maximum of 4 or 5 years" and "once the investment has been made, there are not many maintenance costs, except for an annual revision". For his part, Iker Mardaras, Environmental Technician of the San Sebastian City Council, tells us that at the city level this installation has two objectives: "the reduction of CO2 emissions generated in the city, and to reduce energy dependence". He also comments that soccer stadiums "are an ideal place to install this type of installation". This photovoltaic solar energy installation marks a milestone in Greening-e's history. It is the first installation of our company in a professional soccer field and a club with so much history. This installation allows Anoeta to join other European stadiums that take advantage of renewable energies to enable their operation. This not only allows our client to be more efficient and sustainable, but also sets an example of good practice for other clubs. Solar photovoltaic energy can be used in any sector, and soccer stadiums, where there are large unused areas, are a great example of this.

[@emilio7082]

Nuevamente orgulloso de mi equipo, que ya lo hizo negándose a llevar publicidad de casas de apuestas.
Otra vez, mi, nuestra Real Sociedad con el progreso.

[@flyalvent168]

Podría haberse tenido más ambición, y ampliar la superficie de paneles solares. Ojalá se haga más adelante!

[@alexanderortega5476]

Que belleza de Estadio, ahora si es de primer mundo!!!

[@MasterK_Bokita]

Ya lo era

[@emilio7082]

Hombre amigo, Atotxa era también primer mundo!

[@MaxPowerStd]

Me alegro mucho por los donostiarras de que hayan transformado el estadio así conservando las raíces del viejo Anoeta.
Recuerdo ver por televisión partidos de copa de la UEFA invernales en Anoeta que era para ser un verdadero amante de la Real estar allí viéndolo al otro lado de la pista de altetismo bajo un diluvio.
El parque de estadios nacionales cuando estén terminados el Bernabeu que ya está a puertas de ser una realidad, espai Barsa y Nou Mestalla va a ser de primer nivel mundial, donde esperemos ppr fin poder albergar mundial es estadios como este.

[@marvinbrando722]

Cual es el espais barsa?

[@MaxPowerStd]

@@marvinbrando722 el nuevo complejo deportivo del fc Barcelona con la remodelacion del camp nou

[@niconico7281]

Pensando en el dia de hoy!!

[@andreas.pictures1515]

💙

[@Auribius]

Oso ondo azalduta! 🙂

[@justindestadesta7982]

Indonesia doekoeng

[@blancaruizdeazua5066]

Nuestro estadio es el más bonito el Real Arena que para mi sigue siendo Anoeta y Gora Reala .

[@rictorres1996]

me gustaba mas el viejo Atocha

[@andresduranrabazo3909]

El más bonito de guipuzcoa