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High-tech greenhouse in Almería completed

J. Huete Greenhouses has completed construction of a high-tech greenhouse in the province of Almería, Spain. The 3.2-hectare facility is the latest addition to the region's growing portfolio of advanced horticultural infrastructure.

The greenhouse comprises 16 bays, each 12.80 meters wide, with a gutter height of 5.50 meters and a raised ridge height of 8.75 meters. According to the company, the large internal volume supports climate stability throughout the year. The structure features double pillars and lateral reinforcements to handle high wind loads. Gutters are designed both for rainwater drainage and structural rigidity, and include an anti-condensation system to reduce drip onto crops. The structure has a white lacquer finish, intended to improve light distribution and extend the lifespan of roofing materials.

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Ventilation is provided through raised butterfly-type roof vents, combined with motorized roll-up side and front openings, enabling management of temperature, humidity, and vapor pressure deficit.

The facility also incorporates an active air recirculation system, which extracts air from above the climate screen and redistributes it across the crop canopy. The system is designed to eliminate humidity pockets, reduce condensation, and support a more uniform microclimate. J. Huete states that the setup allows for more controlled operation during periods of limited ventilation or adverse weather.

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On the energy side, the greenhouse includes a combination shading and energy-saving screen, along with a hot water heating system distributed through rail pipes at crop level. Heat is generated by a boiler room designed for high efficiency, with manifolds, condenser pumps, and transport units managing distribution. A CO₂ recovery system captures combustion gases and, via dedicated piping and a buffer tank, can supply up to 150 kg of CO₂ per hour per hectare to support photosynthesis.

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"With this project, J. Huete Greenhouses reinforces its commitment to developing solutions that enable producers to confidently face the challenges of modern agriculture, where climate precision, energy efficiency, and maximized yield are crucial factors for profitability and competitiveness," said the company in a statement.

For more information:
J. Huete Greenhouses
[email protected]
www.jhuete.com

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