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LONGi Solar, a leading manufacturer of monocrystalline high-performance modules, is a winner of the 2018 Solar + Power Award in the category Silicon Module for its innovative Hi-MO3 half-cut bifacial PERC module series.
The solar park in Säve, outside Gothenburg, will be the largest so far in Sweden covering 11-hectares, a little less than 16 football fields, with a capacity of 5.5 MW. It is expected to generate approximately 5000 kWh of electricity a year per villa, so enough to satisfy the yearly electricity needs of 1,100 households.
Paul Hutchens is Director of Midlands-based solar specialists, Eco2Solar. He is a board member of the Solar Trade Association (STA), the UK's leading solar industry voice, and Chairman of the STA’s New Build Working Group which aims to inform governments, councils, house builders and consumers about sustainability in housing.
Photon Energy, a UK-based Tesla Powerpack certified company, was recently appointed to install four energy storage units at Manchester Science Park.
ABB continues to broaden its portfolio and global footprint to support safer, cleaner and more sustainable solar energy.The latest solutions provide the most comprehensive range of solar products for power generation and building applications, alongside future-proof energy storage solutions in residential sectors as self-consumption increases.
Waxman Energy, specialist distributor in Solar PV, Battery Storage and EV Chargers are pleased to introduce Valk Solar Systems to their expanding product range.
British Solar Renewables Ltd (BSR) has agreed a five-year offtake agreement with Shell Energy Europe Ltd, a major European integrated energy marketing and trading company, for the renewable power generated from the Bradenstoke solar power plant – the largest in England and the second largest in the UK.
Power quality specialist REO UK is urging businesses to reconsider their relationship with renewable energy.
Anesco, the UK’s leading renewable energy company, has become the first commercial solar farm operator in the country to retain accreditation under the Renewables Obligation (RO) scheme for solar farms that supply storage batteries directly.
ABB’s central inverter solutions were chosen to power photovoltaic (PV) solar power plants Mafraq I and Mafraq II. The two plants, located in Mafraq, Jordan, with a total AC power of 102 MW, will be constructed by Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV)