On Saturday, ABO Energy Spain organized an informational event in Arraya de Oca, in the province of Burgos, to present and consult with the community about the details of the Berg I project, a wind farm planned in Castilla y León.

The project will have a total capacity of 49.76 MW and will include 8 wind turbines, a wind measurement tower, and a switching station in the municipalities of Arraya de Oca and Villaescusa la Sombría.

The planned underground high-voltage line will pass through Cerratón de Juarros, Valle de Oca, and Alcocero de Mola, while access to the park will be in Barrios de Colina and Arlanzón.

The fair, held in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, featured informational panels on various aspects of the project and was attended by experts from the ABO Energy team, including those responsible for the project and construction.

Attendees were able to approach at any time during the event to ask questions and learn firsthand about the objectives of this renewable energy project.

During the event, in addition to providing information about the anticipated benefits, the ABO Energy team carefully listened to the concerns of those who expressed doubts about potential environmental, landscape, and other impacts of the project on the neighboring towns.

This open and respectful dialogue space reflected the company’s commitment to transparency and direct communication at every stage of the project.

The invitation, made through letters, emails, and informational posters in the local town halls, was well received by the attendees, who appreciated the opportunity to be informed and engage in deep discussions.

It is worth noting that, to date, the Berg I project meets all the necessary requirements and permits from the competent authorities.

ABO Energy thus reaffirms its commitment to a cleaner energy future, in collaboration with the local community.

“We are passionate about the development of renewable energy that contributes to a more sustainable planet and improves the quality of life for present and future generations,” emphasized the company, which will continue working closely with the community on this important project.