Positive externalities

• Chemical emissions: none
  Exclusive use of renewable energy sources (solar, wind and geothermal) without the use of fossil fuels.
• Noise emissions: reduction of 5 to 8 dB
  AnemoGen solar panels, inverters and generators produce less noise than the wind. The EnergyPier infrastructure directs sound waves from the motorway down towards the ground.
• Visual impact: integrating the structure into the landscape
  The idea of transforming the motorway into a multifunctional facility, in addition to its primary function of facilitating travel, has no negative impact. It improves the motorway’s integration into the landscape
• Electricity grid management: facilitating the integration of renewable energy
  At EnergyPier, solar, wind and thermal power complement one another to ensure the daily and seasonal balance of the grid
• Impact on wildlife: tending towards zero
  The motorway is already a developed area, so there is no additional impact on wildlife, apart from a reduced risk of collisions
• Other emissions (construction, dismantling, recycling): very low
  The embodied energy associated with these stages of the installation’s life cycle has already been taken into account.

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