Thursday, 2 June 2016

Solarcentury to build the largest rooftop solar PV system in East Africa

 Solarcentrury rooftop PV array in the U.K.

The London Distillery Company’s building in Athi River, Kenya will soon be powered by the sun. International solar photovoltaic (PV) company Solarcentury is to install an almost 1 MWp rooftop solar system that will generate enough solar electricity to power the whole building during daylight hours.
Solarcentury will design and install a solar PV hybrid system that will operate in parallel with the grid, or the diesel generator if the grid fails. The PV array will be connected to the grid and generating solar power by the end of the year.
The cost of the system will be paid for in six years; London Distillers will then enjoy free solar electricity for the lifetime of the system, Solarcentury emphasizes.
“We are excited to be delivering the largest commercial rooftop solar system in East Africa,” comments Guy Lawrence, Director of Solarcentury in East Africa.
“The PV system will be the fourth solar hybrid system Solarcentury has designed and installed in Kenya which is testament to the skill of our team as well as the relevance of this technology in Kenya, to help reduce reliance on diesel energy.” 
source: http://www.solarserver.com

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