Solar Energy
Gavilan College invests in a combined solar and storage project
It's expected to save the college $12.5 million in energy costs over 30 years
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Solar power cable
High mechanical strength is enhanced by irradiation cross-linking of insulation materials
Inrush current limiting NTC thermistors
Thermistors withstand up to 900J of input energy and 50A currents for alternative energy applications
China’s largest 1,500 Volt solar power plant connected to the grid
Power plant has been developed by Sungrow in Datong, Shangxi Province and is currently the largest 1,500 volt solar power plant in China
EMC filters for solar applications
CP Automation now distributes and fits Roxburgh EMC’s high performance three-phase filter range
Solar cell design optimised through enhanced inspection
Digital light microscopy is advancing industrial inspection, and this has now enabled the optimisation of solar cell design
‘Gender change’ connectors
Sockets are finished in nickel plate and a socket sealing cover is available to prevent the ingress of dus
High speed USB
Latest addition to Cliff Electronics range of XLR format feed-through data connectors
Becoming carbon-neutral
Computer manufacturer on track to become carbon-neutral after new solar array
Solar scheme makes a splash
Europe’s biggest floating solar panel project charges ahead in London
Make the most of solar panels
Screen cleaning powder can help maximise solar panel efficiency
Boosting venting performance in the face of harsh environmental conditions
GORE PolyVent XS designed for easier integration into small (up to 2l) outdoor electronic enclosures
Future ready: the road to renewable power quality
There are many problems to resolve before industries can fully rely on a consistently sustainable source of power, explains Steve Hughes
Heat transfer: the more, the merrier
Annual or bi-annual testing on mineral-based thermal fluids is inadequate when maintaining a healthy heat transfer system
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