Brussels Airport is turning to renewable energy
Brussels Airport has decided to add a renewable energy source to its distribution network of electricity by installing 30,000 m² of solar panels on the roof of a provision building.
The facility consists of 7220 mono crystalline solar panels...Read More
The Chinese Canadian Solar does not know the crisis
The crisis does not seem to reach the Chinese manufacturer of photovoltaic modules, “Canadian Solar” which announced in recent weeks many solar projects based in North America or Europe.
In Canada: Its branch – Canadian Solar...Read More
Peru: Solar energy is the main source of electricity by 2050
The Peruvian government, T-Solar and Solarpack have signed a new agreement to build four 20MW photovoltaic plant in southern Peru, as well as for the dissemination of knowledge of solar energy in the region throughout 2012. This important agreement...Read More
Ukraine relies on photovoltaics
The second giant power plant for generating photovoltaic electricity goes these days in the Ukraine to the grid. In the fall of the solar park Ohotnikovo, a 80-megawatt plant, went into operation, it is the world’s fourth largest of its...Read More