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15th May, 2008 -
HSBC Attard launches new PV tracking
system:
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 HSBC Bank has taken the
environmental initiative and
commissioned Solar Solutions Ltd to
design, configure and install a 2kWp
PV system on 2 tracking systems.
'The tracking should allow for a
higher yield, which will be measured
in close collaboration with the
University of Malta', explained Karl
Azzopardi, Sales Director for Solar
Solutions Ltd.' The configuration
for this particular system was not
as straightforward as other fixed
systems and we therefore had to
allow for the increased yield all
year round. This meant that we had
to program the inverter to be able
to handle the correct output in a
safe and reliable way in all types
of weather conditions and also
throughout the whole year'.
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18th March, 2008 - New website and Logo
Launched:
Solar Solutions have recently completed
their rebranding exercise supported by a new
website. ‘The new website has allowed us
to display product and service lines that
Solar Solutions are installing on the
Maltese Islands’ explained Karl
Azzopardi, Sales Director. ‘We have also
increased the level of customer support
through information on financing and
obtaining grants on their investments.
Another interesting feature is the provision
of live data from photovoltaic systems
installed by Solar Solutions, this should be
of interest to customers who are considering
an investment in photovoltaic and also
researchers specializing or pursuing studies
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15th March, 2008 - Environmental
Initiative at the Ministry for
Competitiveness and Communications
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The Ministry for Competitiveness and
Communications has installed 2
photovoltaic systems (PV) - a 3.2kWp
photovoltaic system at the
Ministry’s premises and a 3.2kWp at
the Consumer and Competition
Division.
The PV systems are similar in design
and consist of 32 x 200 watts of
Kyocera Solar Photovoltaic panels
and two SMA Sunny Boy DC to AC
inverters.
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February 2008 - Solar Solutions Ltd
Install 2.5kW
Proven Energy Wind Turbine at Enemalta
Solar Solutions Ltd has been entrusted with
the installation of a 2.5kW Proven Energy
wind turbine. The project included the
provision for the collection of power
generation data from the 2.5kW turbine and
also the relevant wind conditions.
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29th February, 2008 - Education goes
Green
Solar Solutions have recently finished
installing a
5 x 300 liters SIEMENS solar water heaters
and a
7.8kWp photovoltaic system
at the St Ignatius College at Tal Handaq
Qormi.
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28th January 2008 - BOV chooses renewable
energy by Solar Solutions:
A 2.2kWp photovoltaic system has been
installed at the Marsascala BOV branch. The
system was designed and installed by Solar
Solutions and a data monitoring system was
also installed. ‘The data collection
system will allow the Bank to understand
photovoltaic better and this will have a
bearing on any future decisions on renewable
energy’ remarked Karl Azzopardi, Sales
Director for Solar Solutions Ltd. ‘This
is how responsible organizations are
responding to their Corporate Social
Responsibility, this particular PV system
will avoid the emissions of over 3000kgs
yearly and will therefore aid the Bank in
reducing its carbon footprint’. |
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The system is powered using Kyocera 200 watt
panels and grid connected through an
SMA
Sunny Boy Transformerless inverter.
Kyocera
Solar is one of the leading solar panel
manufacturers in the world, with over 35
years of experience. SMA are the leading
European inverter manufacturer and supply
the highest efficiency inverters on the
market.
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Press Release |
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28th January 2008 -
Solar Solutions partners with EkoSkola
Solar Solutions have presented a number of
books which will serve to educate
schoolchildren about the earth and the
environment
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October, 2007 -
12,000 KW of Solar Energy at St. Benedict
College
The Ministry of education has initiated an
ambitious environmental protection program
so that in time the schools in Malta would
be 'zero Carbon Dioxide' contributors. This
means that the energy usage in the schools
would include the integration of electrical
generation by means of renewable sources,
namely solar power and wind power in such a
quantity that the total consumption of
electricity absorbed from the Enemalta
national grid, would be balanced out by the
production of 'clean' electricity by means
of solar and wind systems. With such systems
state schools will not only be producing
clean energy and reducing dependency on
fossil fuels but will also be educating our
children on how best to use our natural
resources. Education Minister Louis Galea
said this when visiting St. Benedict's
College in Kirkop where a new solar power
system has been installed and which is
expected to produce over 12,000Kw Hrs
annually.
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September, 2007 -
Main Government office block in Gozo running
on Renewable Energy.
Fifty photovoltaic (PV) panels installed on
the Gozo Administration Centre’s rooftop
have generated more than 13000kWh of
electricity in the space of nine months,
equivalent to the amount of electricity
consumed by about 10 persons living in an
average household.
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12th September, 2007 - Kyocera PV Modules
Power 13.8-Megawatt Solar Electric Plant in
Spain
A Milestone facility among world’s largest;
has been built in Spain will provide
electricity for about 5,000 households.
Click here to read the press release. |
