The work at the Municipal Sports Pavilion included removing the old thermal plates, which had reached the end of their useful life, and installing the new panels, which provide a nominal power of 15 kilowatts. This improvement allows the building, which hosts various clubs and the offices of the Sports Department, to operate entirely on 100% renewable energy.
“"This intervention represents a firm step towards a more sustainable and self-sufficient energy model, reducing municipal energy expenditure and minimizing the environmental impact of public facilities."
In addition to the panel installation, the intervention included waterproofing the roof and renovating the pavilion's dome, tasks scheduled for execution in the coming weeks. Photovoltaic self-consumption allows the utilization of own resources and advances energy sovereignty, one of the municipal government's strategic pillars.
The Tàrrega City Council is already preparing a second phase of the energy transition project, planning to add 180 additional solar panels. This expansion will be allocated to the adjacent Pool Complex and will provide 80 kilowatts of nominal power to supply the indoor and outdoor pools of the sports complex.
The total budget for the actions amounts to 158,796 euros. The project is partially funded by the Generalitat de Catalunya, which provides a subsidy of 220,419 euros within the shock plan for improving sports facilities, covering both the solar panel installation and the comprehensive renovation of the municipal football field lighting.
