Solarpanels-China.com has become Sinovoltaics.com and along with a brand new name, we have just implemented a new discussion forum on this site, enabling you as pv enthusiasts and professionals to get in touch, discuss about Chinese photovolaic products, find solutions for quality issues, buy or sell your pv stuff and much more. You can find [...]
Founded in 2010, Hangzhou GPHLAMS Renewable Energy Technology Co., Ltd (in short: GPHLAMS) is a very young manufacturer of crystalline silicon pv modules that entered an already very competitive market. Not long after its establishment, our team started to perform pre-shipment quality inspections at this manufacturer for pv companies from India. This report is a [...]
Rural people in third world countries like Cambodia, Mongolia or Bangladesh do not only lack access to electricity and thus depend heavily on biomass or fossil fuels to produce light, but also face the consequent threats of the global climate change. As the national governments in many third world countries lack the (financial) capacity and [...]
Most citizens of industrialized countries enjoy all the advantages of easy access to electricity. Electricity makes our everyday life convenient, examples include the usage of air cons in hot summer days, watching television for leisure time entertainment, keeping food and beverages durable and eatable through fridges and freezers or reading and working in illuminated rooms [...]
Buying off-grid solar systems is normally accompanied by high upfront cost for the whole system plus variable costs for the battery (which has to be replaced every 5 to 15 years) as well as eventual maintenance work that cannot be done without external expertise. Especially households where much electricity is consumed – be it for [...]
April 2010 our company Kisun was approached by organization Multimedia Art Asia Pacific (MAAP) to manufacture customized solar panels and an Off-Grid solar system for their art project called ‘Light from Light’. “Light from Light explores the properties and metaphors of light, and the notion of ‘the library’ as a site of enlightenment. In this [...]
More than two billion people do not have frequent and uninterrupted access to electricity, limiting their possibilities of communication and education as well as the quality of healthcare. This lacking energy supply restricts business opportunities, hampers economic development and encourages the spread of diseases. From this point of view, the achievement of full electrification should [...]
