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Sign upA co-generation photovoltaic station capable of producing both electric and thermal energy
A co-generation photovoltaic station capable of producing both electric and thermal energy
SEU 2/5 TDC [Thermal Dual Concentrated] solves several challenges such as efficient work of photovoltaic technology in hot climate: bi-focal photovoltaic modules have inbuilt coolant system, which prevents efficiency loss of silicon wafers due to temperature increase as a result of high ambient temperature. It has the ability to co-generate heat to be utilized jointly with electric energy produced. This co-generation photovoltaic station increases efficiency of photovoltaic modules due to their bi-focal construction of modules and ability of the station to follow the sun in polar coordinates during the day.
SOLEX-R
SOLEX-R and its affiliated companies (SUNEX UK LIMITED) are developing photovoltaic energy technologies.
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