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Environmentally friendly schools in Albania with EU4Schools and EU4Municipalities projects

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Environmentally friendly schools in Albania with EU4Schools and EU4Municipalities projects

18 July 2024
Solar panels installed at 'Charles Telford Erickson' high school in Kavaja, funded by EU-UNDP initiatives, significantly reduce energy costs and CO2 emissions, exemplifying sustainable development efforts in Albania.
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Marinela Tafa, a student at 'Charles Telford Erickson' high school in Kavaja, highlights the transformative impact of solar panels on environmental and economic fronts. The EU-funded initiative equipped her school with solar panels, cutting energy costs significantly and reducing CO2 emissions by 12 tons annually. Matilda Çanaku, the school director, expects a 90% decrease in energy expenses, freeing up funds for other educational needs.

The broader EU4Schools and EU4Municipalities programs support energy-efficient infrastructure across Albania, emphasising sustainability and economic growth through green initiatives at local levels. These efforts aim to empower communities and mitigate climate change impacts.

Press and information team of the EU Delegation to Albania
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