IBC SOLAR 
How much energy does a photovoltaic system take to produce? What is its carbon footprint? These questions come up again and again in discussions about the energy transition and the expansion of renewables. However, the myth persists that solar power systems take more energy to produce than they generate during their lifespan. This statement is definitively untrue. (more…)
We are expanding our portfolio to include high-performance polycrystalline solar modules of the manufacturer GCL System Integration Technology Co. Ltd. GCL is an international energy company, specialising in clean and sustainable energy production. The company can produce more than 6 gigawatts per year in the module sector; we aiming a long term partnership. (more…)
“When we presented our business models at Intersolar Europe two years ago, the feedback was already good,” explains Xaver Lindner, our Head of the Solutions Germany department. “We are receiving consistently positive feedback from municipal utilities and energy providers which enable us to gradually expand our business.” (more…)
At the end of May, we put the photovoltaic project Phalodi with a total capacity of 22.5 MWp in India into operation. Phalodi is already our sixth project in India. In total, we have 50 MWp installed capacity in the country. In Japan, also in May we realized two new PV plants in the prefectures of Saitama and Ibaraki with a total output of 3.5 MWp. By the end of the year we will have developed, built and sold more than 25 MWp in Japan to private investors. (more…)
What are the main components of a PV system? To be precise: Modules, inverters, the substructure. However, there are even more… plugs, fuses, terminal boxes… and a lot of solar cables. And these cables are exactly what our current blog article is all about. System planners solely focus all too often on the main components. These components must be of high quality and durable. However, very often defective solar cables cause a system failure. (mehr…)