Comments on: A hidroéolica for the central valley Tegueste

By: Joshua Perez

Joshua Perez — Mon, 20 Aug 2012 15:19:01 +0000

Estupendo análisis.
This same idea would be interesting to raise it to Costa Adeje, using the Caldera del Rey (the crater which is above the Siam Park) as upper reservoir, establish a second deposit depression bordering the plains of Troy street, and place a hydroelectric. Also I have understood that there is already a desalination plant in the area. The thing would be to create an energy-ecological park at this location.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 15:18:08 +0000

Very interesting the project, but nobody has talked about environmental impact, if not the whole project goes through a BIC. Affecting some of the most important archaeological Canary level (see Excavations in Memory 2011). The proposed turbines are precisely in the areas of maximum protection between hop Murgaño and Miracle (The Cabezazos). Technical and theoretical models are well, but we must ensure the conservation of other values that are important, as our identity, especially if the City Council Tegueste, has initiated a project to start using those heritage values. We should match them, but would make the same mistakes of the past, destroying our past towards a future, precisely without respect to the past will lead to a dead end, without roots. Anyway there are a strong supporter of renewable, I've been with great frustration to develop, since I have seen very little acceptance, pero no a cualquier precio.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 14:01:28 +0000

Let's see gentlemen are we just kidding, with energies in the Canaries is so little and keep us dependent on fossil fuels, and what little is done is done to achieve this purpose poorly that is very clear, and if not, give me a convincing enough excuse why you do not use the heat of volcanoes we have many such, we are surrounded by sea with waves getting pumped continuous wave to raise salt water to a height and slope, So here we have plenty, to generate electricity, by hydraulic turbines, but such tremendous force that surrounds us continues without giving useful and where many mills have if salt water pumping by now dependiéremos no oil for energy Canary since everyone knows that the windmills to pump , however what was done and is still grabbing, solo es como para callarnos y que sigamos tan contentos.

By: FRANCISCO

FRANCISCO — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 13:44:01 +0000

UNELCO lest we look at their outdated thermal power plant, that is what prevents further penetration wind, esta proponiendo que impactemos las islas con centrales de bombeo.
As the experience of Bonaire, is perfectly possible to have degrees of penetration until 40% (currently GC 3%) storage systems without major, but for this you need to have a flexible thermal generation plant, modular, fast and small minimum technical, ie the exact opposite UNELCO plant, that to maintain their benefits and inefficient and obsolete plants (subsidies paid compensation system non-mainland) esta dispuesta a cargarse nuestros montes.
UNELCO not an NGO but seeks to maximize its profit and loss account(fully logical and legitimate) those who are some rednecks are our authorities (GOBCAN and CABILDOS of all colors)
Paco Cabrera Cabrera

By: Federico Garcia Barba

Federico Garcia Barba — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 07:50:57 +0000

I see the topic has generated interest. It is obvious that that is not focusing properly.
This issue relates to overcoming suffer the monopolies that is something that is in the minds of many for years. But it has also been systematically neglected. Creo que hay razones subterráneas que controlan que no se produzca la transformación que necesitamos en lo que se refiere al suministro energético para lograr superar la dependencia que padecemos.
And monopolistic economic interests are still too strong and always manage to get the upper hand. However, public opinion is increasingly a radical transformation. Hopefully it will definitely boost our politicians to overcome the bureaucratic constraints seconded the things do not change.
And the lack of transparency in decision-making on these issues in this case is atrocious. We demand more light and truth which meets the general interest and not just the multinationals that control essential services, water, electricity, telecommunications, transportation, etc.
I have not done a study on this issue seriously. Just a thought. What claim are also technical feasibility studies, well developed and led by the very authorities responsible. In regard to the energy should be at least one for each island, that addresses the specific features.
And is that ideas about energy dependence and reduce the transfer of effort to the implementation of renewable energy there are many that have emerged in recent years from the Iron. Also that transformation is possible La Palma, In La Gomera, in Gran Canaria, etc..
What is should not misrepresent what should be the objectives that we are interested in this issue, that marked the beginning of the previous paragraph. And that benefits, I'm sure there are, actually reverse the population: in the form of lower costs or final, directly, swelling the coffers. No como ahora que vuelan fuera directamente.
But this is another matter, The true efficiency of resources and benefits.

By: Jose Luis Saavedra

Jose Luis Saavedra — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 07:34:52 +0000

Hi Fede.
It does not seem an option negligible. I'm used to seeing minihidrahulicas the Pyrenees or the Alps. But I'd like to see a solid document of technical and economic viability.
Design thing, numbers and arguments.

By: Synesius Dominguez

Synesius Dominguez — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 07:33:20 +0000

I find it interesting as a project. Habría de saberse donde se van a colocar la desaladora y demás edificios que se indican en el esquema.

By: Joaquín Casariego

Joaquín Casariego — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 07:31:53 +0000

I think it's great and there are many communities that have chosen already by
this type of device to generate power. The reasons
not progress in the Canaries, not know, but I guess.
Maybe you have to start pressing from our different areas of
influencia.
There are so many things that are obvious in the Canary Islands in the eyes of all but
all of those that promote it,...

By: antace

antace — Sun, 12 Jun 2011 11:50:56 +0000

More than interesting, bien estudiado y pateado el terreno.
We can start the war against Goliath, I presume it will be long, pero adelante yo apoyo la idea y dispuesto a colaborar en todo lo posible.
P.D. The dam is in Tejina manisero, renombralo Tegueste/Tejina para conseguir mas apoyos.

By: Xavier Adsuara

Xavier Adsuara — Sun, 12 Jun 2011 11:12:56 +0000

Well, of course I find very interesting. As you describe it in such detail, imagine there must be a project with cost and energy feasibility studies. Should be put on the table and discuss and, if it is convincing, propose legal and administrative actions to ensure that such interventions are feasible, por más que Unelco-Endesa quiera mantener a toda costa el monopolio.