Among the different existing options, BIOMASS and AEROTHERMAL are the two most effective and accessible options from the point of view of the end consumer. In addition, PHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR ENERGY and SOLAR THERMAL ENERGY are also options for this energy transition.
BIOMASS
A simple, economical and 100% renewable solution
- 100% renewable fuel, with net zero CO2 emissions.
- It's the cheapest energy (other than solar), which means the biggest savings for the consumer.
- Facilitates energy autonomy with regard to other countries and/or regions.
- Creating local jobs (pellets, pits, shells) associated to points close to the consumer.
AEROTHERMICS
Comfort and savings with moderate investment
- Utilisation of non-polluting energy (air) to support production of home heating and cooling.
- High levels of energy efficiency (COP) which generates significant consumer savings.
- Ease of use with no combustion (all that’s needed is a source of electricity).
- Option to provide heating and cooling with the same equipment.
- Option to combine with other energies to increase efficiency (solar, gas, diesel).
SOLAR THERMAL ENERGY
A zero emissions option
- Convert solar energy into thermal energy.
- Solar energy is 100% renewable, inexhaustible and free.
- Solar thermal energy is more efficient that photovoltaic solar energy, thereby reducing the collection surface.
- Simple, easy-to-install technology. No need for knowledge of electricity installations.
- Energy is stored in water accumulators, which avoids the use of limited-life, high-cost batteries.
