Solar Engine power is green

Solar is green. It doesn't’t produce CO2 and other greenhouse gasses and it doesn't use up any additional resources. It just produces energy 24/7 - 365.

The question is not if CO2 emissions should be reduced, but how. Fossil fuels like oil and gas produce CO2, while other technologies leave behind hazardous waste for future generations. Coal and nuclear power plants require large amounts of clean water – already a diminishing resource.

Energy efficiency for the entire life cycle
Solar engine power is green. A Verdegía 39kW solar engine system produces the same amount of energy as 200 barrels of oil each year – without the emissions. And each year a single Verdegía solar engine system saves the planet from more than 155 metric tonnes of CO2 compared to oil.

But green energy is about more than that. You also need to consider energy consumption throughout a power plant’s entire life cycle, from construction to dismantling. Even with the environmental impact of raw materials, manufacturing, transport, service and disposal, a 39kW solar engine is carbon neutral after only 1 month of energy production.

Leading the world in sustainable energy
At Verdegía, we are leading the world when it comes to solar engine solutions for clean, sustainable electricity. We use renewable electricity for more than 99 percent of our internal energy consumption.

Still not convinced? There are four other reasons why solar engine systems are green energy:

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Solar engine power is competitive
Solar engine power is predictable
Solar engine power is independent
Solar engines produce high level of power