In this case it refers to the Madrid company’s plans for the 79 hectare factory on the Lubiano site. Of the six projects that Solarie has in mind in the CAV, four have already received unfavorable reports, only two are still being processed.
A new report questions the company’s photovoltaic park project Solaria in the Basque Autonomous Community (CAV). After the unfavorable reports from the councils of Bizkaia and Álavaand also from the Municipal Council of Vitoria-Gasteiz, now another one from the same municipal institution has been added which rules out a second park project that the Madrid company wants to launch on land in the capital Alava.
In this case it refers to the plans of the Madrid company Solaria in the factory ‘Vitoria Solar 2’ of 79 hectares located on the land of Lubianwhere just a few weeks ago the platforms opposed to these parks planted black crosses representing the death of the rural towns of Álava.
From the six projects Solaria in the CAV has already received four unfavorable reports, of which only two are still pending.
In particular, the municipal technical report prepared by the Ministry of Urban Planning concludes that this ‘Vitoria Solar 2’ power plant is not compatible with the current General Plan, nor with the future plan still pending approval and on which the government team has reached agreement. . of PSE-PNV together with Podemos, as announced The mail.
Solarie had already obtained a large part of the permits for this facility, including the environmental impact statement from the Basque government, but with this setback in the municipal report, the country would have to plots change which would force him to restart all procedures.
In September, the Bizkaia Provincial Council issued an unfavorable report to the government high voltage power line for energy evacuation of photovoltaic power stations in Álava from the company Solaria, due to their impact on protected areas and species. The project involves the construction of several photovoltaic parks located in Álava, but whose evacuation takes place through the Biscay area, covering about 100 kilometers until they reach the port of Bilbao.
The company that generates photovoltaic solar energy, in turn, announced in July that it has already signed agreements with more than 1000 owners of land for the development of its photovoltaic installations in the BAC.
Source: EITB
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