Anajia is one of the most populous villages in Crete at a height of 700 meters above sea level. The temperature below the zero is not uncommon. Heating is essential for 2,000 residents, with many of them on tourism and grazing.
A decade ago, most houses continued to use traditional chimneys. These carried smoke to the interior, contaminated the air and contributed to the deforestation of the surrounding mountains. Due to the increase in energy requirements, the environmental concern and the consequences of the Greek economic crisis, the city council began looking for stable and profitable alternatives.
Anojia Participation en WriteA European effort grew between 2016 and 2019 and supported the renewable energy projects in 11 Mediterranean regions. The program focused on assisting small and medium -sized municipalities to overcome major obstacles such as employees, as well as a lack of technical knowledge required to create and use standard energy projects.
This effort was mainly funded by the European synonym policy, which includes nearly 75% of its budget in 2.5 million euros. Its main purpose was to increase the use of renewable energies and reduce CO2 emissions in the Mediterranean 20% fast Than the world average.
Very close, Radino’s coastal city also collaborated with the music to face the stability of the rapid urban development. The city introduced the kitchen oil collection system used, which converts these waste into a biofilm fuel. He established solar panels and load stations for electric vehicles to feed the city council.
“I think it is a collective responsibility to protect the environment and no one should take that job,” the city’s Mayor George Marinagis told EuroNius George Magic.
Currently, the tradition of the composer program is still alive Complex resourceA web site that maintains Stavrola and its students in the laboratory of the renewable and standard energy system of the University of Creed.
The toolbox, which serves both data repository and practical guide, provides a simple approach to municipalities and curious parties, and gradually, to change the strategies of climate change to local realities.
