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ecoligo, developer and operator of crowd-funded solar-as-a-service projects in emerging markets, is implementing its first project in the Ivory Coast.
Clean Capital Energy (CCE) provides 30 PV kits to support sustainable energy generation in private households in the region of La Huella in Chile.
Offshore floating PV powers Singapore's journey toward carbon neutrality and the implementation of its Green Plan 2030.
The Fischer Group has developed a special range of products for mounting on flat roofs. The components enable gentle and safe installation without damaging the roof surface.
A new roof-parallel mounting system for flat roofs, charging EVs on surplus solar electricity, a module series certified with fire resistance class A and a rack- or tower-mounted storage systems with UPS. Here are our top products of the week:
The German company Bauer Solar has received fire resistance class A certification according to IEC standard 61730-2 (UL 790) for its glass-glass modules of the BS-M6HBB-GG series.
Sungrow: “Market demand for string inverters continues on a high level”
Sungrow announced that a 100 MW retrofit PV project with 1500Vdc central inverter solutions has been operational for 12 months in Benban Solar Park, Egypt. Reportedly the largest retrofit PV undertaking in the MENA region, the project boosts the performance of the existing asset for customers.
The engineers at K2 Systems have developed the new Dome 6.0 roof-parallel flat roof mounting system. It is modularly based on the Dome 6 system and should be available by the end of 2021.
A mounting system for balcony arrays, a light solar roof tile, a new mounting concept for sandwich panels and a solar planning software now with more features. Here are our top products of the week:
The Austrian manufacturer Aerocompact has developed a new mounting concept for solar power systems on sandwich panels.
JinkoSolar has announced that it has launched the 2021 series of Tiger Neo modules. The new technology promises to be much more efficient.
At the Webasto plant in Schierling, Bavaria, a significant part of the energy demand is now covered by a photovoltaic system. A total of 1,998 solar modules have been installed on the roofs of the production halls in the last two months. They have an output of around 750 kilowatts.
With the Solarhaken, ETM Solarservice from Freiburg in Germany has developed a mounting system especially for balcony power plants, which has now been launched on the market.
With the solar generator on the roof of a company, the project developer Wirsol shows that commercial systems are still economical. Because they guarantee independence from the utility.
Module manufacturer Trina Solar has introduced its new generation of Vertex modules that can generate up to 670 watts of output.
Researchers in Berlin have achieved an efficiency of 29.8 per cent with a tandem cell made of silicon and perovskite. Among other things, they have improved the boundary layers between the semiconductors.
The Schletter Group continues its growth course in Central America. They have recently supplied the mounting systems for a 6-megawatt solar power plant by the project developer Advanced Energy de El Salvador.
The Chinese manufacturer Longi now presents the Hi-RO Onyx modules. Onyx is based on a monocrystalline wafer and comes without visible busbars.
The new PVS-350 string inverter from the Italian manufacturer Fimer offers an efficiency of more than 99 per cent. It is optimised for decentralised topologies in solar fields and has an output of 350 kilowatts.
A modular DC charging rectifier, modules and design windows for integration, glass-glass solar modules in black and an AC charging station optionally with cable. Here are our top products of the week:
Organic photovoltaics (OPV) provider ASCA has expanded the colour portfolio of its solar films by integrating new acceptor materials into its products. The company is receiving the novel materials from its long-standing partner Nano-C.
Driven by the strong supply dependencies that have become apparent as a result of the Corona pandemic and by political tailwinds, there are first concrete steps for a return of PV manufacturing to Europe.
BayWa r.e. subsidary Novotegra is taking over the Swiss mounting system manufacturer PV Integ, thereby initiating a central expansion of its product portfolio.
