Renewable Energy in Ukraine
“Today, the industry is undergoing legal transformation, which cannot but affect many technical issues in the industry …”, – began his interview the CEO of Avenston from this statement. Dmytro Lukomskyi noted that optimisation and improvement of the efficiency of solar power plants are becoming increasingly relevant among PV-installers. The majority are wondering whether the market will be suspended in the near future and whether to expect an increase in demand for renewable energy sources. He also noted the high activity and lively discussion of the training participants, who confirmed their interest in the effective construction and operation of the installed solar power plants. The full version of the interview from Solar Academy is given below.
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Cooperative Solar Farms
People interested in harvesting the sun’s energy, can now participate in a unique program – the Sol Partners Cooperative Solar Farm. One of the major advantages of the program is that United Power will maintain the solar farm – the customer only pays for the cost of the panel. It is anticipated that one 210 watt panel will produce about a 3% return on its investment or approximately $32 per year in electricity credits.
Solar PV-Diesel Hybrid Systems
Integrating photovoltaics into existing diesel power systems enables reductions in fuel costs and guarantees an efficient electricity supply.
Solar energy in bakery production
A brief overview of modern experience and best practices in the application of solar energy technologies in bakery production in the context of the overall energy efficiency of the bakery industry.
Prospects for commercial rooftop solar stations
According to the forecasts of AVENSTON’s analysts, commercial rooftop solar PV power plants will gain more and more popularity in Ukraine in the period 2020-2025. The share of solar power plants designed for own needs (self consumption) will increase