Project Details
Location: Conakry, Guinea
Design
Year: 2023
Client: Guinea Airport Authority
PV Canopy Area: 5,500 sqm
Trellis Area: 1,220 sqm
Parking Stalls: 219
The solar canopy project at the Guinea Airport represents a significant stride towards sustainable development and energy independence. Commissioned by the Guinea Airport Authority, the initiative exemplifies the nation's commitment to embracing renewable energy sources and reducing its carbon footprint. The innovative design incorporates standardized photovoltaic panels mounted atop a robust concrete structure, creating a seamless integration of form and function. This canopy serves a dual purpose, providing ample shade for airport visitors as they navigate the premises, ensuring a comfortable and pleasant experience even under the intense tropical sun. By adopting solar power, the Guinea Airport Authority not only contributes to the nation's sustainability goals but also sets a precedent for other industries and sectors to follow suit.
The project showcases the feasibility and tangible benefits of incorporating renewable energy solutions into essential infrastructure, paving the way for a greener and more sustainable future. Furthermore, the solar canopy serves as a testament to the airport's commitment to improving the overall traveler experience while simultaneously addressing the pressing issue of climate change. This forward-thinking approach resonates with the growing global consciousness towards environmental stewardship and the urgency to mitigate the impacts of greenhouse gas emissions.
Other Information
Program includes: waiting area, cafe, baggage area, services and battery storage
