Jorge Hinojosa
AUTHORITIES in charge of the San Gabriel cemetery in Malaga on Spain’s Costa del Sol have come up with a way to save on electricity bills.
The council has given the green light to install solar panels over the niches in a green energy project that is expected to reduce bills by half.
Although the installation comes with a price tag of nearly a million euros (€947,000) it will be largely paid for using EU funds and is expected to save the council €90,500 each year.
The council is considering other sites for solar panel installations including Martina Carpena car park and the old Los Asperones rubbish tip.
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