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Design for all climates

From alpine snow loads to desert dust and tropical humidity, PV systems are increasingly being deployed in environments that place modules and components under very diverse stressors. As more solar moves into these regions, project design needs to look beyond nameplate efficiency to center around the climate it will face for decades.
A 60-degree tilt angle can be useful for dumping snow in the winter. | Photo: Schletter Group

South African utility Eskom has extended its waiver of registration-related fees for small-scale solar systems until further notice. Its grid connection fee waiver now applies to solar installations up to 50 kVA in size that are connected directly to its distribution network. Eskom began campaigning for all South African customers with small-scale embedded generators up …

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