View allAll Photos Tagged SolarPV
On Tuesday afternoon, May 24, 2016, the Upper Minnesota Valley Regional Development Commission hosted a West Central Clean Energy Resource Teams (WC CERT) event focused on all things solar. The event was geared toward helping participants understand what solar means for local government, planning agencies, and residents.
This system was made of 192 260W Monocrystaline Solar PV panels & Danfoss inverterers.
Benefits:
25% reduction to the Shopping Centers electricity bills.
Significant reduction in CO2
A reasonable financial return
Grays shopping centre's carbon footprint has been significantly reduced by powering the common areas.
50 kWp
www.syzygyrenewables.com/projects/grays-shopping-centre-g...
One of two installations on Leisure Centres for Lewes District Council, Sussex by Southern Solar in March 2012
On Tuesday afternoon, May 24, 2016, the Upper Minnesota Valley Regional Development Commission hosted a West Central Clean Energy Resource Teams (WC CERT) event focused on all things solar. The event was geared toward helping participants understand what solar means for local government, planning agencies, and residents.
A great visit from ZESA Holdings, based in Zimbabwe to Helsinki in Finland.
The focus was on Renewable Energy solutions and Internet base stations for rural development. Great meetings at Business Finland, Maria 01, Helsinki Education Hub, Business Helsinki, Aalto University, Aalto Startup center, Hanken Business LAB and more.
Thank you team ZESA and Henrik Keinonen, Business Helsinki for high energy days with Löyli, the real Finnish Sauna Experience.
ZESA Holdings:
The latest on Instagram:
CleanTech Region Impact Group:
Financing and Accelerating Clean Energy and Impact Companies.
Nordic-Baltic Impact week in Silicon Valley, California. linktr.ee/nordicimpact
Photos and video credits: Lars Ling
All rights reserved (c) copyright
Not very impressive, is it? But from out there in the Atlantic with all these chunks of rock poking out of the ocean it's probably quite appealing to a mariner.
Really it just looks like a little wooden shed, a bit ramshackle, and some photo-voltaic solar panels mounted vertically. Because that is what it is. You know you're a long way north when the solar panels face the south and vertical is the best angle for mountings.
Out behind the light to the north is a tall, very narrow, cliff-sided rocky peninsula capped with a knife-edged grassy ridge. By all accounts the view back to the light from there is spectacular. But not today. On a good day I might go out there if there was fixed rope, I was harnessed, had a via ferrata lanyard and maybe some self-rescue kit and a competent buddy. I have none of those and it is blowing a gale despite the sunshine. In fact in this wind I just think I'd really not want to do it at all. It's that windy.
On Tuesday afternoon, May 24, 2016, the Upper Minnesota Valley Regional Development Commission hosted a West Central Clean Energy Resource Teams (WC CERT) event focused on all things solar. The event was geared toward helping participants understand what solar means for local government, planning agencies, and residents.