Canducci and Gaspari the presentation of the EnerVenti MultimediaGuarda all photos (1) CorrelatiLa Ener20 companies make visits to the homes of those who wish to obtain solar panels. No planned spending and savings in the bill which affected 70%. Gaspari satisfied: "Excellent initiative. The alternative is to become Hamish ... "
SAN BENEDETTO DEL TRONTO - Transforming homes from centers of consumption points of energy production. E 'desire, not too utopian society in the coming months will provide Ener20 photovoltaic roof of 500 homes Sambenedettese.
A choice that will take place only at the request of residents themselves, to be followed by an inspection of the company that hopes to stimulate the attention of private, usually posted in addressing the topic.
"What happens - said the deputy, Paul Canducci - because the initial installation has a cost-bodied shock absorber of expenditure takes place only after many years. In this case, instead we are faced with an offer for free. "
The only effort of concerned citizens will be that to cancel the previous contract with the company for the electricity and go to the same Enerventi, with which it will signed a new subscription.
"The company will maintain the equipment and will not be asked for a € - says the head of Ener20 Gianluca Lancellotti, supported by his employees and Claudio Manuel Saccari Riccucci - while the bill we will derive a savings of 70% net of fees and taxes. In the course condominiums must reach unanimous agreement. "
As for the mounting of mirrors, it will be given only to local companies: "The great value of the initiative - continues Canducci - dovetails with the big impact that will have on the area."
"Saint Benedict is growing - said Gaspari met the mayor - and slowly they are trying to increase the culture environment. The use of the roof has less impact than in the countryside. What is certain is that if you do not want nuclear power, this is the only other possible solutions. The alternative would be to become more of Hamish .... "
For information contact the Ener20, call 331/1538600 or 338/9192245.
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