Thursday 3 December 2015
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Monday 19 January 2015
Serbia shuns solar
The extent to which solar has fallen out of favor in Serbia since ambitious plans for a 1 GW solar farm fell through has been spelled out by the government's announcement that its PV ambitions amount to 10 MW of new capacity up to 2020.
Although the Belgrade government rushed through the adoption of an EU measure last month to liberalize its electricity market, the chief beneficiaries are likely to be wind developers, with national policy-makers aiming for 700 MW of new capacity by 2020.
In a bid to fast-track its EU membership ambition, Serbia last month rushed through adoption of the EU's Third Legislative Energy Package.
It is hoped the removal of the power monopoly enjoyed by the National Power Industry – Elektroprivreda Srbije, or EPS – and transmission grid owner Elektromreze Srbije (EMS), will see consumers shop around for alternative providers to the two state-owned companies.
Under the EU directive adopted, power companies can either entirely relinquish ownership of their grid, network management and corporate subsidiaries; can separate off only the management company; or can retain the status quo with the caveat that the latter two options would see the introduction of regulatory bodies with the power to issue binding decisions and penalties on the utilities concerned.
The hope is that the removal of the state-owned monopoly will permit access for independent generators and drive investment in energy projects.
But with large scale hydro supplying virtually all of the 29% of Serbia's current renewables power the government appears to be betting on wind to largely plug the gap in a country in which only 5-6 MW of power is supplied by photovoltaics.
Meanwhile, the legacy of the nation's previous high-profile attempt to embrace solar is still dragging through the courts after Serbia's flagship PV project, the 1 GW solar farm owned by Luxembourg-based Securum Equity Partners Europe (SEPE) was abandoned.
In 2013, SEPE announced it would bring Serbia's government to the International Court of Arbitration in London over abandoning plans for the construction of the project and demanding €1.7 billion ($1.97 billion) compensation.
SEPE argues the Serbian government did not provide the land promised for the project whilst the Serbian ministry of energy says it offered land ten times the area requested but SEPE rejected it.
Although the Belgrade government rushed through the adoption of an EU measure last month to liberalize its electricity market, the chief beneficiaries are likely to be wind developers, with national policy-makers aiming for 700 MW of new capacity by 2020.
In a bid to fast-track its EU membership ambition, Serbia last month rushed through adoption of the EU's Third Legislative Energy Package.
It is hoped the removal of the power monopoly enjoyed by the National Power Industry – Elektroprivreda Srbije, or EPS – and transmission grid owner Elektromreze Srbije (EMS), will see consumers shop around for alternative providers to the two state-owned companies.
Under the EU directive adopted, power companies can either entirely relinquish ownership of their grid, network management and corporate subsidiaries; can separate off only the management company; or can retain the status quo with the caveat that the latter two options would see the introduction of regulatory bodies with the power to issue binding decisions and penalties on the utilities concerned.
The hope is that the removal of the state-owned monopoly will permit access for independent generators and drive investment in energy projects.
But with large scale hydro supplying virtually all of the 29% of Serbia's current renewables power the government appears to be betting on wind to largely plug the gap in a country in which only 5-6 MW of power is supplied by photovoltaics.
Meanwhile, the legacy of the nation's previous high-profile attempt to embrace solar is still dragging through the courts after Serbia's flagship PV project, the 1 GW solar farm owned by Luxembourg-based Securum Equity Partners Europe (SEPE) was abandoned.
In 2013, SEPE announced it would bring Serbia's government to the International Court of Arbitration in London over abandoning plans for the construction of the project and demanding €1.7 billion ($1.97 billion) compensation.
SEPE argues the Serbian government did not provide the land promised for the project whilst the Serbian ministry of energy says it offered land ten times the area requested but SEPE rejected it.
The 127MW power plant project success in Lampang,Thailand
Using Guruiwate latest 500KW central inverters of Thailand Lampang 127MW power plant all through the hills and network testing. In the whole process of installation and grid, Guruiwate inverter with excellent performance was highly recognized by overseas customers and praise, the project is Guruiwate 2015 the first major overseas projects, the success of the project once again demonstrated the ancient Rui Wate as strong competitiveness of China's largest exporters of the inverter.
Inverter with excellent MPPT algorithm, can greatly improve the power generation. Along with protection class IP54 and excellent heat resistance, excellent high-temperature adaptation Thailand seasons, the annual rainy environments. The inverter has built-in ventilation and humidity control system, timely discharge internal moisture, anti-condensation, which greatly improved the reliability of the inverter.
Guruiwate as the largest exporter of PV inverters, from its inception in 2010, has maintained a rapid development, has won four consecutive first export champion. Through the project, will be fully launched 2015 Guruiwate overseas power plant project process, relying on the strong momentum of development in Southeast Asia, radiation global market, continue to be efficient and innovative service concept to provide customers around the world-class inverter product solutions.
Guruiwate as the largest exporter of PV inverters, from its inception in 2010, has maintained a rapid development, has won four consecutive first export champion. Through the project, will be fully launched 2015 Guruiwate overseas power plant project process, relying on the strong momentum of development in Southeast Asia, radiation global market, continue to be efficient and innovative service concept to provide customers around the world-class inverter product solutions.
Thursday 8 January 2015
Huawei's inverters pass the performance test
Huawei string inverters with innovative algorithms and Hass chip technology from the research, the use of intelligent controller high-speed processing capability, high frequency sampling and control, control algorithms, and other advantages, the use of advanced harmonic suppression algorithms proactively respond to the grid change. Especially when you have a multi-machine parallel SUN2000 smart grid adaptive function, the pv inverter can automatically adapt to different grid scenarios, photovoltaic power plants access to better total harmonic grid. Compared to other adaptive intelligent algorithm does not have a centralized and string inverters, string inverters Huawei on various harsh conditions different global grid of adaptable, able to help obtain superior photovoltaic power plants and network performance, to better improve the stability and security of the power grid.
Up to now, Huawei SUN2000 series inverter is the only site in the power plant is completed megawatt unit test and one-time low by national standards \ zero voltage across the power grid and power quality disturbance frequency inverter. The successful completion of this test is well demonstrated Huawei inverter products and intelligent solutions for photovoltaic power plant pilot advantage in the industry.
Up to now, Huawei SUN2000 series inverter is the only site in the power plant is completed megawatt unit test and one-time low by national standards \ zero voltage across the power grid and power quality disturbance frequency inverter. The successful completion of this test is well demonstrated Huawei inverter products and intelligent solutions for photovoltaic power plant pilot advantage in the industry.
Saturday 3 January 2015
ZTE Quantum inverter successfully incorporated 11 yard 30MWp power plant project
December 22, 2014 The Eleventh Design and Research Institute of Science and Technology Engineering Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "11 Court") officially began to Inner 30MWp PV project commissioning.
The project has been installed completed of solor pv inverter, begin to reverse debugging power and achieve some grid, and who is expected to be all the national grid in January 2015. Red husbandry II project, ZTE Quantum from pre-sales support, delivery, technical support, installation and commissioning work closely with 11 homes and other aspects, to promote the project in a timely manner and network, by 11 team members praised the hospital for further depth cooperation, and lay a solid foundation.
The project has been installed completed of solor pv inverter, begin to reverse debugging power and achieve some grid, and who is expected to be all the national grid in January 2015. Red husbandry II project, ZTE Quantum from pre-sales support, delivery, technical support, installation and commissioning work closely with 11 homes and other aspects, to promote the project in a timely manner and network, by 11 team members praised the hospital for further depth cooperation, and lay a solid foundation.
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Monday 29 December 2014
Pakistan 100MW PV power plant
The 100MW PV power plant project is builting in Pakistan Bahawalpur,beautiful and unable to breathe.
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| The 100MW PV power plant project |
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