The energy group Vattenfall has bought the German business of the solar park developer Solizer from Hamburg. The Solizer Germany team is to drive the development of photovoltaic projects together with Vattenfall in the future.
The energy supplier is building a total of 300 charging stations for the Lufthansa Group at various locations. Vattenfall will also take over the operation, maintenance and billing of the charging current.
Vattenfall is now focusing more on Agri-PV. The energy company now wants to implement the innovative concept of dual land use on a commercial scale with partners for the first time. The investment decision for the Agri-PV project with 76 megawatts in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania has been made. The project will be built without state subsidies.
The principle of heat pumps is simple: with a certain amount of electricity, they raise the temperature of a low-temperature heat source to a higher, usable level. In this way, they generate much more heat than would be the case if electrical energy were converted directly into heat.
Taxis are on the road for more than twelve hours a day. There is no time for long stops at charging stations. Wireless charging offers a solution.
Today, the Vattenfall Solar Team and its solar car, the Nuna11, will be on the starting line of this year's biggest solar-car race: the Solar Challenge Morocco.
Vattenfall supplements hydropower plants with solar power. Seven megawatts of photovoltaics are under construction at the Geesthacht and Markersbach pumped storage facilities.
Vattenfall and Microsoft in Sweden piloted the 24/7 Matching solution last year and are now intensifying the partnership as energy partners.
