4 ideas for an efficient use of your solar energy
Once you have invested in PV installations, you might be wondering how to use your solar energy most efficiently. We have collected four ideas to help you get the most out of it.
Once you have invested in PV installations, you might be wondering how to use your solar energy most efficiently. We have collected four ideas to help you get the most out of it.
Solar power has come a long way in order to spark Europe’s plans of a sustainable energy transition. Within the last ten years, state subsidies have helped renewable energies – foremost solar power – to flourish.
Renew Economy predicts that Australia will experience its biggest boom in solar construction in 2017 as PV costs continue to drop. The rapid growth will be enhanced by international market factors and local policy incentives taking hold.
Energy storage will play a big part in the energy transition: A report by IHS Markit finds that global grid-connected storage capacity will surge to 21 GWh by 2025.
An unpublished UK government report projects the costs of large-scale solar and wind power to be cheaper than nuclear by 2025. Renewable energy will cost GBP 50-75/MWh and new nuclear GBP 85-125/MWh, the report estimates.
A detailed survey by PwC and the British Solar Trade Association (STA) found that the UK’s solar industry is in desperate need of stability following the government’s subsidy cuts, which caused the loss of over 12,000 solar jobs in the past year. Tax abatement could help boost the sector tremendously, researchers reckon.