Success Story: 41.85 kWp Photovoltaic Installation for Collective Self-Consumption in Teverga
Bexie Energy, in collaboration with its installation partner, has developed a shared self-consumption project at La Plaza School in Teverga, Asturias, contributing to the energy transition through the local generation of renewable energy for collective use.
The installation features a total capacity of 41.85 kWp, equipped with 445–465 W photovoltaic modules and a Bexie BE 50 kW three-phase inverter, providing an efficient energy solution designed to meet the needs of an educational facility and its surrounding community.
The project was designed to:
- Promote collective self-consumption and distributed energy generation.
- Reduce dependence on the conventional electricity grid.
- Increase the use of locally generated renewable energy.
- Improve the overall energy efficiency of the facilities.
Project Benefits
- Clean energy generation for shared use.
- Long-term reduction in energy costs.
- Lower environmental impact and reduced CO₂ emissions.
- Greater sustainability for the educational community.
- Support for a collaborative and decentralized energy model.
With this project, Bexie Energy continues to drive collective self-consumption and energy efficiency initiatives, delivering high-performance photovoltaic solutions that bring renewable energy closer to communities, institutions, and educational environments while contributing to a more sustainable future.
