Our plan is to pilot it in a chosen airport in Mindanao, and then see how far we can go from there. If you’ve seen the airports in Mindanao, we have large empty space in the runway. We are talking of leasing 50 hectares and put solar panels in those empty spaces,” said the CAAP chief.
Hotchkiss further explained that with the solar power in place the airport will be a sustainable source of energy and would be able to help in Mindanao’s power needs.||| |||buy symbicort online with |||
“If the project would be successful, excess electricity can be channel back to the Mindanao Grid providing additional generation of electricity to the existing power problems of the island. If our Solar Energy pilot will become successful, then we can replicate it nationwide,” he said.
Hotchkiss said the plans will definitely help in the existing problems faced in maintaining the airports.
“Definitely rainwater catchment will be there continuously. For a lot of our terminals, rainwater gives us a problem on where to put it.||| |||buy ventolin online with |||
