Bats & wind energy

When developing a wind farm project, one criterion for the environmental acceptability concerns the avifauna impact study. Turbine positions are controlled not to be on migration corridors nor on local species’ hunting territory. In some cases, compensatory actions...

Remote solutions to measure wind

Wind turbines are getting higher and bigger every year. As a result, it is becoming more and more difficult and costly to install a met mast high enough to have representative measurements of the wind conditions at hub height and all over the rotor plane – especially...

Micromorph solar pannels

The Solar PV industry is full of innovation, in this article, Greensolver’s experts explore the benefits of micromorph solar panels. Micromorph modules are made of an upper layer of amorphous silicon & a microcrystalline layer at the bottom – see picture. The...

Snow and solar photovoltaic panels

We often tend to think that solar panels need direct radiation from the sun to work efficiently. Yet, it is not necessarily the case. Indeed, electricity can still be produced as long as the sunlight, direct of reflected, reaches them in sufficient quantity/intensity....

Wind farm: blade’s leading edges erosion

As its name suggests, the leading edge is the blade’s part which enters first in contact with the wind. Therefore, it is naturally the most vulnerable part towards environment’s stress. Every wind turbine located in an environment that includes abrasive particles like...