New solar canopy for agrivoltaics from France French solar company TSE has developed an agrivoltaic rotating canopy that allows large agricultural machinery to move under the panels. The solution consists of a rotating structure that can host bifacial solar modules at a height of more than 5.5 meters, with a four-post structure measuring 27 m
via PV Magazine India How about solar PV systems that can be moved from one place to another to generate power? And what if the system also lets you generate more power than conventional setups while freeing up a good deal of space for other purposes? Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT
The THOR actor, Chris Hemsworth, is in Vienna and is supposed to promote the dark DC Tower in Vienna a bit, so he shoots a few scenes for a Netflix film. I want to take advantage of this publicity and describe an idea of mine, which I have already described in a similar way with this article ,
After the film ‘Don’t Look up’, everyone is talking about climate change again and climate researchers like Peter Kalmus are calling on the community to rethink things and allow experiments. I want to follow the thought of a possible hostage situation of the weather a little: In 2009 I organized a photovoltaics conference in Bulgaria in order to be able to push
Enhanced radiative cooling of solar cells by integration with heat pipe via PV Magazin | Thermal management of solar cells is of vital importance to maintain adequate electrical efficiency. Lately, radiative cooling (RC) of solar cells has been researched extensively because of its passive nature and structural simplicity. However, commercial solar cells are usually encapsulated