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Solar energy storage
- Storage of solar energy becomes an important issue in Germany's "Energiewende". Our new background paper on solar energy storage and the new support programme for investors provides you whith all important facts.
Solar Quality Passport
- The BSW has contributed to a groundbreaking project to improve quality in the emerging Pakistan Solar PV market. Solar Quality Passport was officially launched in April 2019 in Islamabad.
New Business Models
- We support you in developing new PV-business models like direct sale of PV electricity or self-consumption – new BSW bestseller: PV Investor Guide and specimen contracts with application guidance
50,000 new jobs through photovoltaics and storage technology
Market researchers warn: without massive photovoltaic expansion electricity shortfalls are impending
13.09.2019 | As a result of the planned nuclear and coal phase-out, the threat of an “electricity shortfall” is impending in just a few years, warn market researchers. Only if photovoltaic systems are significantly expanded from 2020 onwards and are flanked by sufficient storage capacity, will the security of supply and climate protection be equally guaranteed. This emerges from the first results of a study by the market and economic research company EuPD Research. In the renewable energies sector, with the exception of photovoltaics, there is no technology available that can be expanded in large quantities in the short term. As a rule, hurdles for long-term approval and grid connection procedures, such as in the wind sector, do not exist for solar systems. ... moreProsuming Guide published
21.08.2019 | Generating, storing and consuming Solar Power on site ... more
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