Newsletter ACERA - Octubre 2019
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05.<br />
NEWS<br />
Check out the latest<br />
posts from<br />
#SoñemosEnergía2030<br />
What's Your Dream? Share your ambition using the<br />
#SoñemosEnergía2030/#DreamingEnergy2030 hashtag.<br />
Despite the cancellation of COP 25 in Chile, the climate crisis<br />
continues, that’s why in <strong>ACERA</strong> we will continue with our<br />
campaign #SoñemosEnergía2030 to highlight how important is<br />
to combat the climate change.<br />
To the videos already published by Ricardo Lagos, former<br />
President of Chile, the Director of TECHO, Sebastián Bowen,<br />
the journalist Paloma Avila, and many others, some new ones<br />
have been added: meteorologist Michelle Adam, the President<br />
and CEO of <strong>ACERA</strong>, the journalist Maria Elena Dressel, and<br />
chef Carlo von Mühlenbrock, among others. You can follow<br />
the campaign using the hashtag or through our YOUTUBE<br />
channel <strong>ACERA</strong> AG.<br />
"30 Dreams for 2030" will end on November 21 with a seminar<br />
entitled "Dreaming Energy: From Illusion to Practice", which<br />
seeks to address how to make a reality the dreams presented<br />
by the 30 characters who dreamed a different Chile by 2030,<br />
considering the current situation of the country, to carry on a<br />
conversation with a social perspective when it comes to solve<br />
environmental issues.<br />
Ministry of Energy and BancoEstado<br />
launch first green consumption credit<br />
The Minister of Energy, Juan Carlos Jobet, together with its<br />
Finance peers, Felipe Larraín, of Environment, Carolina<br />
Schmidt, and the president of BancoEstado, Arturo Tagle, gave<br />
the go-ahead on the first green consumer credit. The initiative,<br />
aimed at both clients and non-clients of BancoEstado, seeks to<br />
finance energy efficiency projects and renewable energy for<br />
homes, encouraging the use of clean and friendly sources,<br />
through projects of thermal insulation, solar energy, air<br />
conditioning and efficient ventilation.<br />
"This credit from BancoEstado that allows to finance the<br />
installation of solar panels is good news, not only because the<br />
installation of solar energy in the houses contributes to take<br />
care of the environment, but also takes care of the pocket. With<br />
the installation of solar panels households could have savings<br />
of up to $300,000 a year, which means between 80 and 90%<br />
of the monthly electricity bill," explained the energy minister.<br />
It should be noted that this product adds to other initiatives<br />
developed by BancoEstado in the same vein, such as the<br />
Ecohousing Mortgage Credit and the Green Credit for SMEs.<br />
Source: Ministry of Energy