PV Tech Power 34 out now: PV in pastures new, offshore solar moving beyond pilot projects and more

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This edition’s cover story focuses on agrivoltaics. Illustration by Luca D’Urbino for Solar Media.

The Q1 2023 edition of our downstream solar journal, PV Tech Power, is now available to download, including comprehensive coverage on agrivoltaics and how it can open up more land for solar deployment.

The cover story of Volume 34 details how developers are taking advantage of opportunities in agrivoltaics while navigating the challenges it entails both during the construction phase and once completed with a look at different markets including the US, Australia, Africa, Germany and France.

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As well as looking at how the use of solar data can shine a light on extreme weather events and protect assets and reduce risks, this issue reveals how solar developers are drawn to the emerging solar hotspot that is Romania ahead of a new contracts for difference (CfD) scheme.

Other features in this issue include:

  • Guidelines for revamping and repowering solar assets
    Simone Mandica of asset manager WiseEnergy details how solar installations can be repowered to extend their service life and maintain high standards of technology.
  • A sea of challenges: how offshore floating solar can move beyond pilot projects
    George Heynes details what’s needed for industry players to start building large-scale, commercially viable offshore floating solar farms.
  • How insurers and developers can work together to battle project losses and downtime
    Rosa van Reyk, a senior underwriter at GCube Insurance, explores how the industry can ease supply chain pressure by rethinking cost efficiency and increased collaboration between developers and insurers.

You can download your digital copy of PV Tech Power 34 via our subscription service here.

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