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8 July 2018

Sustainable sport facility in Hilvarenbeek

A new sustainable sport facility in the municipality of Hilvarenbeek boasts both a swimming pool and a sports hall. BNG Bank provided the required EUR 7 million in funding.

Zwembad duurzame sportaccommodatie in Hilvarenbeek

The building's most remarkable aspect is that it is 'all electric'. In other words, all the energy that the facility needs comes from electricity, with zero gas consumption. While energy is generated via 2,000 solar panels, energy loss is simultaneously prevented wherever possible through effective insulation and the use of LED bulbs. The benefits are significant, as a swimming pool is a major energy consumer. These principles are in keeping with Hilvarenbeek's own sustainability policy as well.

Zonnepanelen van de duurzame sportaccommodatie in Hilvarenbeek

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