Double use, double benefit: In Veringenstadt (Baden-Württemberg, Germany), we have successfully connected our first agri-photovoltaic (Agri-PV) park featuring single-axis solar trackers to the public grid. This innovative project, with an output of 8.5 megawatt-peak (MWp), now supplies over 3,100 three-person households with climate-friendly solar power – while simultaneously allowing the land to continue being farmed. (more…)
A forward-thinking industrial company sought a sustainable and cost-effective solution to reduce reliance on the public electricity grid and lower operational energy expenses. The goal was clear: to generate solar power exclusively for internal consumption, eliminating feed-in to the external grid while integrating seamlessly with the company’s existing infrastructure (more…)
The Dutch housing association Jutphaas was looking to increase the sustainability of several residential apartment towers in Nieuwegein, the Netherlands, and to expand the existing BIPV installation with an additional rooftop solar system. (more…)
The expansion of renewable energies, especially photovoltaics, is steadily increasing. Nowadays, there is a suitable solution for almost every project – whether it’s a private home, public buildings, or commercial facilities. In some regions, however, reference projects or skilled workers are often lacking, making the installation of a PV system quite challenging. In Mombasa, Africa, the association EducAid Kenya e.V. faced the challenge of implementing a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to the expensive grid-supplied electricity for the EducAid Academy School. One thing quickly became clear: they wanted to invest in an own photovoltaic system. (more…)
High electricity costs led to unpredictable fluctuations in utility prices for Presto Steel Construct SRL, a company operating in the construction materials industry. This situation affected the predictability and stability of thecompany’s operational costs. (more…)