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Five Reasons Home Solar is a No-Brainer

February 1, 2023 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

Currently, home solar panels have become very popular worldwide. Renewable energy seems to be the best solution for all those who have concerns about unpredictable fluctuations in the natural gas market, rising prices, and a possible crisis.

Solar panels can provide a private home with at least partial independence from fluctuations in the energy market. In addition, it is the most environmentally friendly solution, and its owner will have more control over costs.

The active use of solar panels to provide electricity to buildings (in which solar energy is converted into electrical energy) and of heating buildings (in which thermo-solar devices are used in the heating systems of houses) started about 35 years ago. [Read more…] about Five Reasons Home Solar is a No-Brainer

Filed Under: Energy Tagged With: electricity, energy, panels, power, solar

Best MPPT or PWM solar controller for the camper

December 16, 2022 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

PWM and MPPT charge controllers are both devices widely used to charge batteries using energy produced by solar panels on campers and boats and, of course, in fixed installations.

The PWM controller is a switch connecting the solar panels to your service battery. This device can substantially reduce the voltage of the meetings until it reaches that of the battery bank.

The MPPT controller, on the other hand, is more sophisticated (and more expensive): it regulates its input voltage to harvest the maximum possible power from the solar panels. [Read more…] about Best MPPT or PWM solar controller for the camper

Filed Under: Energy Tagged With: °c, battery, charge, controller, current, maximum, mppt, panel, panels, power, pwm, solar, temperature, voltage

What are the components of a Solar Panel System?

December 3, 2022 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

Solar panel manufacturers in India offer a wide range of solar power systems and components. Solar panels range from monocrystalline to hybrid solar cells and today, there are many solar panels manufacturers in India who have access to various types of silicon wafers, substrates and semiconductors required for making solar cells.

Solar panels are a great way to supply electricity to homes, buildings and businesses. Solar power is one of the fastest growing industries in India and there is a demand for solar panel manufacturers in India as well.

Loom Solar is a leading solar panel manufacturer in India, offering you premium quality solar panels at competitive price. They have been providing quality products with the customer satisfaction on priority basis to many customers across the world. [Read more…] about What are the components of a Solar Panel System?

Filed Under: Energy Tagged With: power, solar, solar panel manufacturer

A Look at 3 Strategies for Sustainable Development

October 21, 2022 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

Eiffel Tower in Paris, France

Everyone believes that sustainable development should be a global priority, yet it can be challenging to incorporate this global concern into governmental policies.

Strategies for sustainable development are defined as growth that meets current demands without jeopardizing the capacity of future generations to content their own needs.

According to economists, strategies for sustainable development are an economic process that preserves and passes on to future generations the quality and quantity of our natural resource stocks and the integrity of biogeochemical cycles. [Read more…] about A Look at 3 Strategies for Sustainable Development

Filed Under: Economy Tagged With: development, energy, natural, power, solar, sources, strategies, sustainable

Kuehne+Nagel shows off solar-powered delivery trucks

September 1, 2022 by Mark Allinson Leave a Comment

As part of the goal to create more sustainable supply chain solutions, Kuehne+Nagel is reducing CO2 emissions in the Netherlands with photovoltaics – solar panels – installed on top of trucks.

The solar panels reduce fuel consumption by up to 1.200 litres per year, per vehicle. This reduces a truck’s overall fuel consumption by up to 6 percent, lowering CO2 emission per truck by 3.8 tonnes on an annual basis.

Traditionally, trucks consume a large amount of electricity which is generated by the alternator. The photovoltaics now supply the trucks with solar electricity. When driving, there is a decreased load on the engine which lowers fuel consumption. [Read more…] about Kuehne+Nagel shows off solar-powered delivery trucks

Filed Under: Environment, News Tagged With: based, consumption, create, efficiency, electricity, emissions, fuel, kuehne+nagel, logistics, netherlands, panels, photovoltaics, reduce, road, solar, solutions, supply, supporting, sustainable, truck, trucks, vehicle

RE2 Robotics partners with JLG Industries to build robotic elevation platforms

February 3, 2022 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

RE2 Robotics, a developer of intelligent mobile manipulation systems, has agreed a developmental partnership with JLG Industries, part of the Oshkosh group and a manufacturer of mobile elevating work platforms and telehandlers.

The collaboration of these two companies is intended to advance the integration of robotics with access equipment.

Jorgen Pedersen, RE2’s president and CEO, says: “The future of work is here. Humans and robots are working more closely together, and the construction industry is no exception. [Read more…] about RE2 Robotics partners with JLG Industries to build robotic elevation platforms

Filed Under: Design, News Tagged With: arm, companies, construction, field, industries, integration, jlg, manipulation, panels, partnership, president, robotic, robotics, solar, system, technology, work

Heliogen demonstrates autonomous robot designed to reduce installation and maintenance costs of solar plants

December 10, 2021 by David Edwards 1 Comment

Bill Gates-backed company Heliogen, a provider of concentrated solar power, has unveiled a new robot which it describes as a “technological breakthrough” in the production of low-cost renewable energy.

In field tests at Heliogen’s Lancaster, California facility, the company successfully completed the first technical demonstration of an autonomous field maintenance system, Heliogen’s Installation & Cleaning Autonomous Robot & Utility Solution, or “ICARUS”. (See video below.)

By bringing the same advanced technologies that enable its AI-enabled concentrated solar power systems to the task of installing and maintaining those systems, the company’s latest innovation is expected to significantly reduce the time to implement its concentrated solar facilities, as well as the costs associated with construction and ongoing maintenance. [Read more…] about Heliogen demonstrates autonomous robot designed to reduce installation and maintenance costs of solar plants

Filed Under: Autonomous vehicles, News Tagged With: autonomous, cleaning, concentrated, cost, designed, energy, field, heliogen, icarus, installation, maintenance, performance, power, solar, system

Desolination: Unique energy and water project combines solar power and desalination

August 19, 2021 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

A unique, €10 million “Desolination” project, involving 19 partners and 12 countries, aims to develop a “first-of-its-kind efficient coupling of concentrated solar power and desalination techniques”.

The Horizon 2020 Desolination project started in June, this year and will last 48 months until May 2025.

During this time, innovative technologies related to both concentrated solar power and desalination will be designed to improve the efficiency of existing concepts. [Read more…] about Desolination: Unique energy and water project combines solar power and desalination

Filed Under: Features, Science Tagged With: arabia, built, concentrated, coupling, desalination, desolination, high, low-cost, power, project, prototype, saudi, solar, technologies, time, unique, water

ABB robots increase automation in solar industry

May 17, 2021 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

Producing a solar collector every six minutes, ABB robots make Absolicon’s solar technology a cost-competitive alternative to conventional heating.

To enable the transformation to a sustainable society and preserve resources, production of solar collector panels must be precise, highly efficient and cost effective.

To achieve this, Absolicon and ABB have developed the world’s only complete solution for the mass production of concentrated solar collectors, in Absolicon’s factory in Härnösand, Sweden. [Read more…] about ABB robots increase automation in solar industry

Filed Under: Features, Manufacturing Tagged With: abb, absolicon, automated, collector, collectors, minutes, produce, production, robotic, robots, solar

Estonian company launches ‘first’ autonomous bus in Greece

November 17, 2020 by David Edwards Leave a Comment

An autonomous bus named “Iseauto” has started its work in Greece, in the city of Lamia. The bus has been developed in Estonia and offers a full-scale autonomous service that was first piloted in the summer in Tallinn, in Ülemiste City.

For the first time in Greek history, a fully street-legal autonomous vehicle is operational in the context of an autonomous public transport pilot project led by Estonians.

The autonomous minibus developed by AuveTech in Estonia is the first “4th category” – or Level 4 – autonomous vehicle that has been pigeonholed “street-legal” in Greece. [Read more…] about Estonian company launches ‘first’ autonomous bus in Greece

Filed Under: Autonomous vehicles, News Tagged With: autonomous, bus, bus-stops, buses, city, cooperation, energy, estonia, estonian, experience, future, greece, iseauto, lamia, mobility, modern, pilot, pilots, project, public, smart, solar, solaride, system, team, technologies, transport, vehicles

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