Before parliament went on summer break, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) wanted to make so-called biodiversity photovoltaics possible as part of the “Solar Package I” (Solarpaket I). This approach offers a promising double benefit by expanding the area available for solar parks and promoting biodiversity.
How and how often must photovoltaic systems be maintained to secure long-term yields? What damage to the solar system can be avoided by maintenance? Find out how careful operation is successful.
In the course of the second edition of the Network Expansion Acceleration Act (NABEG 2.0), network bottlenecks are managed by means of the newly imposed regime of Redispatch 2.0, since October 1, 2021. For its timely implementation, a so called “interim transition phase” has been implemented for the proper conversions through Redispatch 2.0, which ends on May 31, 2022. What exactly will change for electricity producers and what role does the transitional solution play for plant operators?
You have now purchased a photovoltaic system. What next? The following checklist will give you an overview of what needs to be taken care of first, as seen from the perspective of an operator in Germany.
When is commercial operation of a photovoltaic system the right option? Find out what you can expect as an operator, what you should keep in mind, and when looking for external support is worth it.
Anyone who has built or invested in their own photovoltaic system expects it to generate maximum yields over its lifetime.
