Suma Capital and ENGIE have launched a new renewable urban heating network in Zamora, set to provide thermal energy to over 7,300 homes while significantly reducing carbon emissions.

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The city of Zamora has recently launched a new urban heating network powered by renewable energy, which is primarily promoted by DH Ecoenergías Zamora. This company is significantly backed by Suma Capital through its SC Infra investment strategy, which focuses on sustainable infrastructure for the energy transition. The initiative is also in collaboration with ENGIE, a globally recognized energy group.

The new infrastructure boasts a capacity of 20 MW and spans 20 kilometers of pre-insulated piping, connecting the eastern part of Zamora to the Tres Cruces street. Once operational, this network will provide thermal energy to over 7,300 homes, contributing to the decarbonization of heating within urban environments by utilizing local and renewable energy sources.

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