The use of PR as the index to evaluate the performance of photovoltaic plants presents several disadvantages. The PRstc is especially recommendable, since it makes it possible to evaluate with greater precision and compare between plants of different climatic zones.
How to measure the operating conditions in PV plants? What sensors to use? What advantages and disadvantages do they have? What precautions to take? In this article we review topics.
QPV is carrying out the quality control procedure of the largest floating PV plant in the world (50 MW), which will be built in 2019 in the largest artificial reservoir in southern Europe.
QPV participated in the II Workshop on Quality in PV organized by AS Solar and the Polytechnic University of Madrid. In our presentation we faced how to guarantee 25 years of photovoltaic production.
QPV, the Solar Energy Institute and the Public University of Navarra gave a training session to the operating and maintenance staff of Acciona Solar in Spain.
The European Union selects SolarFarm as one of the research and innovation projects that will receive a grant within the SME instrument of its Horizon 2020 framework program.
QPV has carried out the quality assurance of one of the largest CIS technology PV plants in the world (66 MW).