Why Green Energy is the Future of the Port of Victoria

5 May 2023

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The Port of Victoria is investing in green energy because it is the future. Renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and water are naturally replenishing and produce no greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels. This reduces air pollution, conserves natural resources, and diversifies the energy supply, creating economic development and jobs in manufacturing, installation, and more.

Why Green Energy is the Future of the Port of Victoria

As the country shifts from fossil fuels to clean energy sources or utilities scale renewable energy plant using solar combined with battery storage is also on the cards in the Port of Victoria, with the potential of powering homes in the community with clean, reliable energy. The power generation facility will be based on 150 acres and will be developed by Vitis Energy. Learn all about the Port's Texas Logistics Center that attracted Vitis Energy and First Ammonia, contact the Port today or visit, www.tx-lc.com, www.texaslogisticscenter.com, or www.PortofVictoria.com.

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