In the current and urgent context of energy transition, all economic agents are called upon to participate in this endeavour and to develop targets towards this goal. Companies and industries thus play a decisive role in the process.

In order for this transition to take place effectively and consistently, it is important to invest in technologies and behaviours that enable it:

• Decentralised production: solar panels, wind turbines;
• Consumption adjustment: storage batteries and a greater sense of rational energy use
• Improving efficiency: Investing in and strengthening the energy efficiency of equipment and systems
• Control and management of systems: energy measurement

The materialisation of these goals implies choosing technically experienced partners with relevant engineering know-how who can access the financial resources needed to carry out this type of project.

To this end, TDGI has been developing several decentralised energy production projects in the photovoltaic area, under an EPC – Engineering Procurement Construction system.

We highlight the photovoltaic plant at the Kaffa Cafés factory in Portugal, with a capacity of 249 kWp and an annual production of around 309 MWh/year, which results in a reduction of 110 tonnes of CO2/year into the atmosphere.”

The growing demand for clean and sustainable energy has led more and more companies to consider installing photovoltaic plants as a viable solution.

In this context, TDGI has been developing a number of energy projects, carrying out various installations, such as the Photovoltaic Plant at GRAFISOL with an annual production capacity of 146 MWh/year, which will reduce CO2 emissions by around 52 tonnes/year.