The 763.7 KW project products exported to Denmark have been packaged and are ready to ship. This project includes solar ground mounting system, rooftop mounting brackets, and earth screws. Established in 1992, AluSolarMount is located in Quanzhou city near one of China’s international transportation hubs. Its garden-style industrial park covers an area of 13,000 acres with more than 1500 employees. We always follow our"integrity, law-abiding,people-oriented, innovation and pursuit of excellence” core values. We design and produce different types of solar PV mounting structures including solar rooftop mounting systems, solar ground mounting systems, solar carports, solar farms, solar greenhouses, and ground screws as foundations.

The products sent to South Korea are being loaded and are expected to arrive at Xiamen Port today. Established in 1992, AluSolarMount is located in Quanzhou city, which is near one of China’s international transportation hubs. Its garden-style industrial park covers an area of 13,000 acres with more than 1500 employees. We always follow our"integrity, law-abiding,people-oriented, innovation and pursuit of excellence” core values. We design and produce different types of solar PV mounting structures including solar rooftop mounting systems, solar ground mounting systems, solar carports, solar farms, solar greenhouses, and ground screws as foundations.

Japanese orders are scheduled to be shipped today, and workers are loading the products into containers in an orderly manner. Established in 1992, AluSolarMount is located in Quanzhou city, which is near one of China’s international transportation hubs. Its garden-style industrial park covers an area of 13,000 acres with more than 1500 employees. We always follow our"integrity, law-abiding,people-oriented, innovation and pursuit of excellence” core values. We design and produce different types of solar PV mounting structures including solar rooftop mounting systems, solar ground mounting systems, solar carports, solar farms, solar greenhouses, and ground screws as foundations.

Our rooftop solar mounting systems are under construction in Myanmar's special economic zone. The installation capacity is 822.8kw. Established in 1992, AluSolarMount is located in Quanzhou city, which is near one of China’s international transportation hubs. Its garden-style industrial park covers an area of 13,000 acres with more than 1500 employees. We always follow our"integrity, law-abiding,people-oriented, innovation and pursuit of excellence” core values. We design and produce different types of solar PV mounting structures including solar rooftop mounting systems, solar ground mounting systems, solar carports, solar farms, solar greenhouses, and ground screws as foundations.

‘Support measures do not incentivise energy storage,’ says REA. Image: Getty. “Current energy support systems are centred around power generation. If you are a power generation company on these support mechanisms, why would you think about doing energy storage?” said Mark Sommerfield, director of policy at REA at the UK Solar Summit today (15 September). The current energy support mechanisms - such as the Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme - are designed to support energy generation, and therefore do little to incentivise the retrofitting of battery storage and co-location, a major stumbling block for the market. “The support mechanisms are centrered around power generation, they are not rewarding your ability to store that generation for later,” said Sommerfield, but added that “Ofgem and the Government are both working to address the issues surrounding co-location of storage in the CfD.” The CfD scheme was also a topic of discussion, with Solar Media's head of market research Finlay Colville declaring on the first day the summit that NSIPs and CfD's have "changed everything." For the first time earlier this year, LCCC announced that it will be possible to include co-located storage within CfD contract, following feedback from the industry that it was holding back the development of co-located battery energy storage. But more measures must still be introduced to incentivise the development of battery energy storage, and specificaly the co-location of storage and energy generation. “2030 will require 30GW of low carbon flexible assets with 13GW needing to come from storage. By 2050 60GW of total flexible capacity will be required with 15GW coming from both DSR and storage,” Sommerfeld said. Battery energy storage technologies are recognised as a crucial component for the energy transition with the technology the perfect complement to variable energy sources. It also provides a means to supply captured renewable energy when the grid demand is high. “Co-location offers additionally revenue streams for existing generation from flexibility and balancing markets. Investment opportunities can also be found following low subsidy support,” said Sommerfield.

‘For the exact same project design in February, it would’ve been £2m cheaper’ says Bouygues. Image: Getty. “For one project, if it was the exact same scheme, supplier prices and everything, had we signed a deal in February 2022, just on the exchange rate alone, it would’ve been £2 million cheaper,” said Patrick Doyle, head of energy business development at Bouygues. This statistic showcases the startling rise in the cost of project development in the UK, amid surging inflation and a weak pound. Because of this, radical price hikes have occurred across the industry with a major impact on supply chains. There is a major opportunity to increase solar’s development amid the energy crisis, but the price to develop could present a stumbing block to these projects. To counteract this, Bouygues has optimised the designed of solar projects in order to achieve a levelised the cost of electricity to prevent these startling increases. This allows contractors to know exactly what they will be paying, Doyle said, speaking the the UK Solar Summit in London this week. “This increase in just 6 months is absolutely crazy,” Doyle said. But despite this, demand for the technology is high with investors clamoring to be part of the sector, due to its key role in net zero, the still relatively low cost of the technology, and its ability to boost domestic energy security amid the current crisis. “Solar is a brilliant, non-brainer technology at the moment for the transition to net zero emissions,” he added.