New solar park powers wastewater treatment plant in Mia Milia

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A 1,018 kWp photovoltaic park has commenced operations at the Mia Milia Wastewater Treatment Plant.
The park aims to cover part of the plant's electricity needs and reduce its environmental footprint.
The project was implemented by UNDP with funding from the European Union.

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A new photovoltaic park with a capacity of 1,018 kWp has commenced operations at the Mia Milia Wastewater Treatment Plant. The park aims to cover a portion of the plant's electricity needs and reduce its environmental footprint.

The project was implemented with funding from the European Union. Alpha News states that the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) constructed the facility. The Provincial Organization announced the park's operation on Wednesday, according to Sigmalive.

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