The energy transition demands a conscious way of producing resources, in which renewables raise above other energy sources to ensure sustainable growth.
The monumental metallic lattices that are hidden between mountains, while their tunnels go through the earth, are the future of an energy production system that can contribute to the sustainable development of communities.
In Chile, the Los Cóndores hydroelectric plant can supply energy to more than 80,000 homes. In Portugal, the Daivões dam on the Támega River has the capacity to convert the energy from the water waters into a battery that supplies electricity to more than half a million people.
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