Solar Heating Roadmap
- The study of the German Solar Industry Association (BSW-Solar) describes strategies and measures for the solar heating industry to enhance market growth up to the year 2030.
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- More turnover via qualified customer contacts
- Strong cooperation between companies
- Investment security
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Week of the sun
- BSW-Solar organizes Germanys biggest solar campaign once a year. Consumers and investors will be informed about solar energy on several events thoughout Germany. Take part and join us!
50,2 Hz
- Grid operators and the solar industry recommend ensuring supply security in the grid by retrofitting PV systems to solve the so-called 50.2-hertz problem.
One out of ten in Germany is already producing solar power
19.06.2013 | Around 8.5 million people in Germany are already actively using solar power to generate heat or electricity / Germany is leader in system solutions / Sales abroad playing an increasingly important role ... moreSupport program for Solar Power Storage Systems to begin May 1st
17.04.2013 | Battery storage systems are set to become a key component of the Energiewende and will help reduce costs / The solar industry forecasts high demand for this technology as consumers strive for autonomy in the generation and consumption of solar power. ... moreThe German Solar Industry Association’s position on the proposal put forth today by Federal Minister for the Environment Peter Altmaier to limit the electricity price
28.01.2013 | This initiative is neither feasible nor capable of securing a majority. A limiting of energy costs must not be achieved by putting the brakes on the Energiewende, but rather by facilitating the rapid switch to renewable energy sources. ... more
Info-Veranstaltung Photovoltaik und Kleinwindkraft in Argentinien, Uruguay und Paraguay
06/24/13
Location: Stuttgart
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"The technical department of BSW-Solar has become an important point of contact for us, providing competent support in particular in the areas of 'construction products' and 'technical approval' of the DIBT (German Institute for Construction Technology), which are of key importance for the solar industry."
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Helmut Remmels, |
