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Important Dates And Tasks For PV Operators & Investors In The First Half of 2023

Important Dates And Tasks For PV Operators & Investors In The First Half of 2023

Welcome to the year 2023!

According to the motto “same procedure as every year”, operators of PV systems and investors will again have a number of recurring tasks to perform this year, and there are a number of important dates to keep in mind, especially for investors, which we have compiled below in a short monthly summary for the first half of the year.

Market trends: record sale times for turnkey PV systems

Market trends: record sale times for turnkey PV systems

Our online marketplace functions as a barometer for the commercial photovoltaic market. We have analysed the data and evaluated market trends to learn how demand in various market segments has developed for us this year.

How To Sell Your PV System(s) Successfully

How To Sell Your PV System(s) Successfully

There is high demand for photovoltaic projects: demand which has once more increased significantly in 2022. So shouldn’t it be quite easy to sell turnkey or operational PV systems? The answer is… 

Important Dates And Tasks For PV Operators & Investors In The Second Half of 2022

Important Dates And Tasks For PV Operators & Investors In The Second Half of 2022

In the second half of the year, PV systems operators and investors will again have a number of recurring tasks and dates to keep in mind (especially for investors). We have compiled them all in the following short monthly summaries.

Long-term operation of PV systems

Long-term operation of PV systems

Direct investment in a photovoltaic system delivers on its promises – if you actively take care of it. What exactly should you be doing as an operator of a PV system? Learn the keys to successful operational management.

The contract performance bond as security for the acquisition of PV plants yet to be built

The contract performance bond as security for the acquisition of PV plants yet to be built

If the construction of a larger building is commissioned, high financial risks arise for both the client and the contractor. From the contractor’s perspective, for example, it can happen that the customer is suddenly no longer willing or economically able to pay the agreed price.