Zonstation 1

Aiming to make the city more sustainable, we set out to place solar panels on Metrostation Reigersbos

The rooftop with solarpanels are producing energy for the city since March 2017.

What is the goal of the project?

The goal of the project is to make the city more sustainable. Eventually all the collective roofs should have solar panels. Invest in a clean city: participate in Zonstation 1 and generate your own energy.

What is the result of the project?

A collective solar panel roof with 315 solar panels will be made on metrostation Reigersbos.

Who initiated the project and which organizations are involved?

Sun station 1 is an initiative by GVB and Amsterdam Energie (a cooperation).

What can other cities learn from your project?

That the realization of an energyproject on a rooftop of gemeente Amsterdam is very complicated, specially a rooftop of a subwaystation, but that it finally will work.

http://www.amsterdamenergie.nl/projecten/zon/

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Jan-Jaap Van Os on July 24th 2017 - 16:55

Klinkt als een mooi en schaalbaar initiatief. Zou hier graag een keer over meedenken.

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