Ucom continues to support green energy expansion in Armenia – Armenian News

As a part of the collaboration between Ucom and the SunChild NGO, one other photo voltaic panel has been put in, this time within the village of Vanevan.

The photo voltaic photovoltaic energy plant with an put in capability of 9.9 kW will provide the neighborhood’s infrastructure with electrical energy.

Such inexperienced options won’t solely have a constructive impression on the atmosphere of Armenia, however on the identical time will enable the neighborhood to save lots of on electrical energy and use the financial savings for different wants.

“The atmosphere is one in all our most essential values, and we’re excited concerning the alternative to enhance individuals’s lives by way of inexperienced expertise. Ucom considers its responsibility to enhance the standard of lifetime of its fellow residents not solely by offering high quality companies, but in addition by way of such efficient and helpful initiatives,” acknowledged Ralph Yirikian, Director Basic of Ucom.

“That is already the fourth community-based infrastructure growth venture we’ve applied with the help of Ucom. It’s essential for us that the applied work has an enduring and constructive impression on the neighborhood and the venture applied in Vanevan is the proof of that,” mentioned Sona Kalantaryan, director of the SunChild group.

“I thank Ucom and the SunChild group for implementing such packages. Thanks for being with us and doing such good deeds in our neighborhood. I wish to inform everybody {that a} photo voltaic photovoltaic panel with an put in capability of 10 kW was put in within the village of Vanevan. The aim of that is to scale back electrical energy prices for neighborhood infrastructure. Because of this, it will likely be doable to save cash, and the saved funds will probably be used to resolve different issues. I actually hope that we’ll have related initiatives sooner or later,” mentioned Vardenis neighborhood chief Aharon Khachatryan.

It must be famous that, as a part of this system, photo voltaic panels had been beforehand put in within the villages of Gokhtanik, Agavnadzor and Rind.