Solar Plants And Solar Energy For Nigeria 

 February 19, 2020

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Solar Energy For Nigeria: Why In Future Solar Energy Could Be A Blessing For Nigeria

Solar plants “made” by J.v.G. technology are found meanwhile all around the world. J.v.G. technology reports now the contract of the first complete plant with Desert process in Nigeria. It will “bring” 10 MW. The installation there is lated for June/July 2013.

In the new plant, however, not only the Desert technology is to be implemented, but also the leading hybrid modules. And that too, based on the new 2-mm-technology. The hybrid modules from J.v.G. technology were patented in 2013. They are being promoted through various ZIM projects, namely the Central Innovation Program SME (Zentrales Innovationsprogramm Mittelstand).

What is special about glass / glass – modules?

These modules more robust than the conventional modules, because they are covered on the rear side not with a film, but with an approximately two millimetres thick glass layer. This provides optimal protection on the front as well as on the back sides.

Hybrid modules: high-performance double deckers
These are modules which have a thermal collector on the rear side. Warm water can be produced thus directly or a geothermal exchanger can be integrated.

Why mineral oil is making Nigeria poor

If any noise is typical for the country, then is disastrous. Sometimes power failures last not only for hours, but for days together or even for weeks. Nigeria has also large oil reserves, but these have brought in more misery than prosperity during the last few decades. As a result of the oil production serious environmental contamination has occurred; there is widespread pollution of water, air and ground. Many are killed due to explosions. In 2010 a damaged pipeline caused leakage of nearly 3000 barrels oil that destroyed one of the largest mangrove forests of the earth. Many people felt, oil is also the reason why for a long time no one thought about alternative sources of energy. Saving power? Many people don’t even think about it (yet).

Solar Technology For Nigeria Is Blessing

With 300 sunny days in a year, the initial conditions for solar energy are excellent – if they withstand the temperatures like the Desert modules from J.v.G. technology do. The state itself does not promote solar energy, but at least it is under discussion. An ambitious goal of the government which is also considering atomic energy is to cover 50 percent of the energy in the coming 30 years through renewable resources.

More informations about our nanotechnology:
Photovoltaic technology
Desert technology

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