Scatec’s solar-plus-storage system using prefabricated solar tracker structures from Cambridge Energy. Image: Scatec.
Cost and risk factors can make countries facing energy access issues the most difficult for developers to build solar projects, despite their huge potential. Tom Kenning reports on two plug-and-play solutions that may provide a solution in off-grid locations.
Most PV system contracts involve solar systems being in one location for 25 years, but a new model of leasing re-deployable solar PV systems could offer flexibility to off-grid applications where power is only needed for a few years, while countries with electricity access problems could use these systems to bridge emergency energy gaps.
(The above content is reproduced from pv-tech，By Tom Kenning）
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