SPIE helps create Alsace's largest solarpower station. SPIE helps create Alsace's largest solarpower station... Cergy, 8 March 2022 -The Industrie division of SPIE Industrie & Tertiaire, a French subsidiary of the SPIE group, the independent European leader in multi-technical services in the areas of energy and communications, has helped create the largest solarpower station in Alsace for Krannich Solar
A clean source of energy generated from the conversion of sunlight into electricity, solarpower is an accessible option for customers looking to directly decrease their carbon footprint. SPIE works on solar projects of all sizes, from solar wind farms to rooftop solar panel installations on industrial buildings
Thanks to its integrated artificial intelligence, the energy management system is able, for example, to monitor the production of solarpower and, based on that, controls the timing of electric car charging. "By comparing the energy demand of the electric fleet, and the solar energy production from the buildings of Rijkswaterstaat, the power is fed directly into the vehicles
Transmission networks (substations, HV lines), medium-voltage facilities, distribution networks, busbar systems, wind farms, solarpower farms. Thanks to the recent acquisition of Worksphere, a Dutch specialist in smart and sustainable building services, SPIE becomes the largest multi-technical services provider in the Netherlands
The system now offered through an unprecedented partnership between SPIE CityNetworks and the start-up, See You Sun, combines solarpower with electric charging stations. The principle behind it is to use parking areas to install canopies (parking structures that provide shade) fitted with solar panels and able to cover 10 to 40 parking spaces
During the trial operation the solarpower plant provided electricity to the opencast mine of the energy provider Mátrai in Bükkábrány, about 150 kilometres east of Budapest, resulting in considerable cost savings... The photovoltaic power plant, in which about 16 million euros have been invested and which has been installed on behalf of the Hungarian energy provider Mátrai Er m Zrt, consists of 64 000 polycrystalline solar modules with a nominal output of 355 watts each
For example, SPIE has won an innovation prize for connecting a new solarpower plant to a gas-fired power plant using high-power busbar systems instead of increasing the grid. That saved millions of euros