Renewable Energy Solutions - Beyond Expectations
In this section of our site you will find up to date information on the renewable energy market of Ukraine, new technologies and trends, as well as be able to read selected interviews and learn the views of experts in the field of energy efficiency and renewable energy sources (with an emphasis on issues related to solar energy).
Sunflower-90 solar power plant - practical experience | Rentechno
Rentechno designed and built Sunflower-90 solar photovoltaic plant. This three-phase ground-mounted PV power plant has been designed for standby power production for the farm in Kirovograd region. The main purpose of the construction was the need to ensure continuous operation of the equipment of two grain silos during a periodic grid unavailability.
What you need to know to choose a solar PV system | Rentechno
The article describes the main types and parameters of solar power plants. The algorithms for selecting the types of photovoltaic power equipment - online and offline solar power recommendations on the correct choice of solar power plant is done.
Investment to land and solar | Rentechno
Grain yield is a product of the sun. As well as electrical energy, if next to the fields of grain to put solar power. More details in an interview with Sergei Omelyanenko, who is owner of «Ivanivka» solar plant.
Payback analysis for solar power plants in Ukraine | Rentechno
There was studied the question of solar power plants payback in the article. It is established that in Ukraine there are many opportunities and prerequisites for the construction of solar power plants with a return on investment of up to 10 years. In view of this and other advantages of solar power plants shows that the attractiveness of solar energy in Ukraine every day will increase.
Grid parity was reached for solar PV industry in Ukraine | Rentechno
Ukraine has reached price parity between the cost of a kilowatt-hour of electricity generated by photovoltaic panels and received from the grid. The cost of electricity for the 250 kW solar power plant near Kiev is about 0.07 euros per kWh. In the coming years, Ukraine will rapidly increase the proportion of solar solutions that are not tied to the "green tariff" or any other kind of government subsidies.
Expert: Reduced green tariff scares investors | Rentechno