Solar panel manufacturer Luxor Solar reports growing demand for solar irrigation systems in Croatia. Recently another PV powered watering system was installed for a 50 hectares cherries plantation in Ninski Stanovi.
Fronius Solar Energy opened its 20th international branch office in Hungary. Local customers can now look forward to a faster and more reliable technical support service. The company expects a total build-up of 500 MW in Hungary within the next three years.
Luxor Solar sees good business opportunities in Morocco, since there is a high demand for self-consumption. The German based company has gained a Moroccan distributor and realised its first project for solar irrigation.
Photovoltaic self-consumption bears great potential for commercial and industrial companies in Ireland. This is demonstrated by a 420kW rooftop installation on Butlers Chocolates headquarters in Dublin.
The Moroccan solar market continues to grow. Ingeteam has commenced the supply of its equipment to three solar photovoltaic power plants in the country, totaling 170 MW of output power.
According to a new study, the growth of solar energy has been grossly underestimated in the results of the models of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Photovoltaics will cover up to 50 percent of the global power demand in 2050.
Imbedding OPV modules from Opvius in transparent carrier materials like glass or foil membranes has been recently presented at the Climate-Pavilion at the State Horticultural Show in Thüringen.
If you are using rooftop solar generators, you need to be protected from a number of eventualities, so that there are no nasty surprises during the period of operation of two or three decades. Because if you economise at the wrong point, you will suffer – eventually.
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