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GRTU enters Public Private Partnership for Renewable Energy Investments
12 April 2017
GRTU has signed a shareholders’ agreement with the Water Services Corporation to develop two solar farms to be utilised by the commercial sector on the Corporation’s land. Through this agreement a company has been es-tablished with the name of Malta Energy Ltd.
Minister Konrad Mizzi responsible for energy and water conservation exclaimed that the two solar farms will be constructed over reservoirs at Ta’ Cenc in Gozo and an-other in Mellieha in Malta.They will jointly generate a minimum of 1 megawatt of electricity.
Minister Mizzi also noted that the recent renewable en-ergy projects, including the communal PV farm scheme, the Water Services Corporation will be making optimal use of its assets for renewable energy. This measure is envisaged to contribute to Malta’s 10% of renewable en-ergy, country specific requirement target by 2020. Minis-ter Mizzi also mentioned that the Ministry and its entities are working very well with the GRTU, which organisation is also currently the promotional partner in the Energy.
GRTU has signed a shareholders’ agreement with the Water Services Corporation to develop two solar farms to be utilised by the commercial sector on the Corporation’s land. Through this agreement a company has been es-tablished with the name of Malta Energy Ltd.
Minister Konrad Mizzi responsible for energy and water conservation exclaimed that the two solar farms will be constructed over reservoirs at Ta’ Cenc in Gozo and an-other in Mellieha in Malta.They will jointly generate a minimum of 1 megawatt of electricity.
Minister Mizzi also noted that the recent renewable en-ergy projects, including the communal PV farm scheme, the Water Services Corporation will be making optimal use of its assets for renewable energy. This measure is envisaged to contribute to Malta’s 10% of renewable en-ergy, country specific requirement target by 2020. Minis-ter Mizzi also mentioned that the Ministry and its entities are working very well with the GRTU, which organisation is also currently the promotional partner in the Energy
