Le Télégraphe de Belle-Vue and Chateau Belle-Vue Winery, the renowned restaurant and winery in Bhamdoun, have partnered with ME Green to invest in green energy and eco-friendly initiatives.
ME Green, the company that develop tailored solutions for private renewable energy production, facilitate implementation of projects through turnkey solutions and local services. As leading players in the industry, ME Green is key partner for Le Télégraphe's Green project, one of the rare eco-friendly projects in Lebanon using Photovoltaic renewable energy.
Photovoltaic (PV) produces green electricity from the sun by converting solar energy into direct current electricity using panels composed of a number of solar cells to supply usable power that occurs without any environmental emissions. This project will enable lowering carbon footprint by covering some of Télégraphe's electrical consumption without turning diesel generators that induce in addition to pollution, smell and noise. Green and clean energy will be provided and additional ecological and sustainable solutions will follow, allowing Belle-Vue to reduce further its carbon footprint and become an ecological and eco-friendly domain.
Jill Boutros, co-owner of Le Télégraphe stated that, "for fifteen years, Chateau Belle-Vue has worked to salvage the heritage of Bhamdoun and Le Télégraphe is doing the same through its support of local businesses, craftsmen and through utilizing the local workforce whenever possible. We are committed to Bhamdoun, its scenery and its environment, therefore we are so proud to delve into this project and develop it throughout time."
The first stage will comprise of installing 24 PV panels with a total of 6KWc that will reduce around 8 tons of gas emissions per year. Now, in addition to indulging in scrumptious meals with fabulous wine next to a roaring fire, enjoy walks amongst the vines and sleep in total comfort at Le Télégraphe de Belle-Vue, guests can also relish in a surrounding green environment
