The liberalization of the energy market has rendered solar energy very popular for its accessibility, ease of installation and relatively small footprint. It can be installed on rooftops and architectural skins and requiring little if any dedicated space. What is more, solar energy does not produce noise as do some other renewable energy solutions such as wind and hydropower which makes it compatible with residential and commercial spaces.
Scaled solar energy farms can be installed in arid zones, on agricultural land, and on water as temporary fixtures which can be dismantled with little impact on the land used to install them.
Importantly, solar energy can be harvested even when little sunlight is present, providing a relatively predictable source of energy. Sunlight provides more regular output than wind energy, for example, rendering it attractive for electrical grids which require stability to provide electricity on demand.
Installation of an array of next generation photovoltaic panels and batteries allows individuals and commercial businesses to capture the sun’s energy, store it and distribute it across electrical networks to benefit entire communities.
The relative facility by which photovoltaics can be integrated into micro grids is a driving force behind their popularity and incentivization. They are key to achieving Net 0 worldwide because they allow actors of every scale access to mutualized energy markets. They are a smart method for contributing to reduction of the carbon footprint while perceiving returns from energetic supply and demand. Networked photovoltaics are connected through centralized hubs that ensure network dependability thereby allowing users to draw electricity on demand at a flat rate. Returns can be used to repair and expand networks – thereby improving the rate of return.
Solar photovoltaic technology is especially popular in rural off-grid areas where it provides relatively easy access and reliability at the point of consumption.
GammaOne conceives, deploys and manages an extensive portfolio of photovoltaic projects worldwide. The group has unique expertise with sensitive initiatives outside mainstream business models, in regions representing geopolitical challenge, and in complex financing
