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Punta Cana.- Grand Sirenis Punta Cana Hotels & Resorts, affiliated with the Sirenis chain, and the Punta Cana Macao Energy Consortium (CEPM) have officially inaugurated a photovoltaic solar plant within the facilities of the hotel complex.
This venture, with a capacity of 1.05MWp, stands as a significant achievement in the advancement of sustainable tourism and the incorporation of environmentally friendly practices in this region of the country.
Composed of 1,568 photovoltaic modules, each with a capacity of 670 Wp, the project is expected to generate approximately 1,659 MWh in its inaugural year.
The collaborative effort between the two entities affirms that this clean energy production will play a critical role in improving hotel operations.
It is expected to avoid the annual emission of 1,173 tons of CO2, providing guests with a differentiating experience by immersing them in a sustainable environment throughout their stay.
Oscar San Martín, general manager of CEPM, emphasized that this joint initiative not only means substantial progress in sustainable tourism but also advocates for a responsible and well-planned energy transition, crucial for this tourist destination.
Diego Díaz, Director of Operations at Grand Sirenis Punta Cana Hotels & Resorts, expressed that the project is not only a triumph in terms of sustainability for his chain but also exemplifies technological innovation.
He highlighted his commitment to excellence and the adoption of advanced technologies to safeguard the planet for future generations.
According to him, it goes beyond simply installing solar panels; symbolizes your dedication to a more sustainable future and demonstrates the potential achievements when working collaboratively towards a shared goal.
This initiative is an integral component of CEPM Zero, a comprehensive plan aimed at reshaping CEPM’s energy matrix by incorporating sustainable sources such as solar, wind, pumped hydro and green hydrogen.
The projected investment for this transformative effort amounts to $1 billion, underscoring the company’s dedication to decarbonizing its operations and aligning with global guidelines in the fight against climate change.