Lisboa Cidade Solar (Lisbon Solar City) : Leonardo Xavier Rodriguez Velázquez

Lisboa Cidade Solar
(Lisbon Solar City)

Leonardo Xavier Rodriguez Velázquez
SOLAR
ENERG
Y
Solar energy is the radiant light and heat from the sun
that has been harnessed by humans since ancient times
using a range of ever-evolving technologies. Solar
radiation along with secondary solar resources account
for most of the available renewable energy on earth.
However, only a minuscule fraction of the available

solar energy can be used to:
• Generate Electricity
• Heating and Cooling
• Cooking
• Water Desalination
AN
AMBITIO
US Lisboa Cidade Solar is Lisbon’s solar strategy and an integral part
SOLAR of the Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plan , approved by

the municipality in the framework of the Covenant of Mayors for
Climate and Energy. Based on this strategy, they city set some
STRATEG ambitious goals:
Y • To have, by 2021, a cumulative PV capacity of 8 MW installed

in buildings;
• To reach by 2021, a capacity of 2 MW installed in a centralized

power plant feeding the public fleet of electrical buses and
waste management trucks;
• To have by 2030, a cumulative capacity of 103 MW installed in

the city.
DESIGNING THE
FUTURE
SOLAR PANELS ALTERNATIVE ENERGY

The solar power source is via photovoltaic Solar power plants are developed to deliver merchant
modules that convert light directly to electricity into the grid as an alternative to other
electricity. renewable, fossil or nuclear generating stations
REDUCED CO2 EMISSIONS ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS

The solar sector can produce low-carbon
Using solar energy could result in a
solar energy with sufficient capacity to
decrease in CO2 emissions in the
help meet energy challenges globally.
biological cycle to 15 g / kWh.
Who? Lisboa E-Nova – Energy
and Environment Agency of
Where Lisbon is a private non-
profit association whose
? purpose is to promote the

sustainable development of
Lisbon and its metropolitan
When? area.
The Lisboa Cidade Solar

programme, supported by
the Horizon 2020
Programme, aims to create
common ground, based on
economies of scale, in order
to make green cities a
reality.
SOLIS
PROYECT
SOLIS is supposed to be the cornerstone of this strategy. The
project was the result of a partnership between the energy agency
and the municipality. Co-financed by the Portuguese Ministry of
the Environment, a multidisciplinary team of experts in Solar PV
technologies, geographic Information Systems, cartography,
communication and marketing worked on the platform.
INTERACTIVE MAP
INFO SOLAR
An updatedRADIATION
solar radiation map,
delivering the impinging amount
of solar energy in the city’s roofs;
SOLAR
A solar electricity
GENERATION generation map,
both potential actual energy, with
the additional functionality of
estimating key self-consumption
figures at building level for a
specific citizen profile;
SOLAR
An informative map of PV
INSTALLATIONS
installations in the city and
its evolution over time.
More than a
map
But SOLIS is more than just a map: it gives citizens the
opportunity to be involved in the local energy system.
They can register their own solar systems and provide
their feedback and testimonies. They have the possibility
to estimate the electricity production from their rooftop
and the associated investment and revenue. It should
generate a new generation of solar energy citizens.
BENEFITS OF USING
SOLAR ENERGY
FEW RISKS LESS CONTAMINATION GREATER EFFICIENCY
The impacts of concentrating solar Concentration solar power

According to the European
energy systems on the ground, plants are service-oriented
Federation of the Solar Thermal
demonstrate that they are optimal for generators that produce
Industry, 1 MWh of installed
reducing greenhouse gases and other electricity through mirrors or
thermal solar energy capacity
polluting substances, without lenses that efficiently
saves 600 kilograms of CO2.
creating other risks or environmental concentrate solar energy
contamination
COSTS IN
DOLLARS
80,000,000
DESIGN $30,000,000
PERMITS $14,000,000
MATERIALS $25,000,000
EMPLOYEES $10,000,000
PROJECT GOALS
Energy is a core area for Lisboa Cidade Solar developing 2019
innovation projects that explore different aspects of energy
sustainability, particularly in the areas of energy efficiency, NATU
intelligent energy management and renewable energies, as well as RE
designing support projects and the operationalization of local WATE
public policies. R
CO2
2022
NATU
RE
WATE
R
CO2
THE LISBOA 2030
To have by 2030, a cumulative
CIDADE SOLAR capacity of 103 MW installed in the

city., making Lisboa the first
PROJECT STAGES european green city,
2021
To reach by 2021, a
capacity of 2 MW installed
in a centralized power plant
feeding the public fleet of
electrical buses and waste
management trucks;
2021
To have, by 2021, a cumulative PV
capacity of 8 MW installed in buildings
with green energy generation.
PREDICTED
RESULTS
5,000,000
Planted trees
12,000
Solar water heaters
60%
Less fuel consumption
NOW
Despite the use of renewable energy, some of them
still generate polluting and inefficient energy
production in 2020, production in the city of
Lisbon depends on:
• 55% of the electricity generated came from

hydraulic sources, while wind sources
accounted for 42% of production; the rest was
obtained from biomass and some solar sources,
which are the least available in Portugal.
FUTURE
In the future, if we want to reduce the use of fossil fuels, we will have to
build a model that combines different energy sources. Photovoltaic
energy has the potential to be one of the main ones.
Lisbon plans to rely heavily on this type of energy over the next decade
with both public and private projects
Thus resulting in one of the first cities that depend on solar energy in the
world, benefiting the environment and the inhabitants of Lisbon with less
polluting, more efficient and more economical consumption .
THAN
KS
REFERENCE
S
THE INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES:

◂ https://energypedia.info/wiki/Solar_Energy
◂ https://energy-cities.eu/lisbon-a-solar-city/
◂ http://lisboaenova.org/en/homepage-en/
◂ https://lisboaenova.org/en/designing-the-future/
◂ https://www.un.org/es/chronicle/article/la-promesa-de-la-energia-solar-estrategia-energe
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Lisboa Cidade Solar

(Lisbon Solar City)

However, only a minuscule fraction of the available

SOLAR of the Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plan , approved by

Y • To have, by 2021, a cumulative PV capacity of 8 MW installed

• To reach by 2021, a capacity of 2 MW installed in a centralized

• To have by 2030, a cumulative capacity of 103 MW installed in

SOLAR PANELS ALTERNATIVE ENERGY

REDUCED CO2 EMISSIONS ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS

? purpose is to promote the

The Lisboa Cidade Solar

The impacts of concentrating solar Concentration solar power

CIDADE SOLAR capacity of 103 MW installed in the

PROJECT STAGES european green city,

• 55% of the electricity generated came from

THE INFORMATION WAS TAKEN FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES:

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