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  • Portugal launches first solar-powered hydrogen plant
    Portugal launches first solar-powered hydrogen plant
    • November 14, 2022

    Portugal's Fusion Fuel and Ballard Power jointly announced the successful commissioning of the H2Évora plant in Portugal. The grid-connected pilot project is expected to produce 15 tons of green hydrogen per year. Portugal's Fusion Fuel has connected its green hydrogen plant to the grid in Évora, Portugal. The project is the first successfully commissioned solar-to-green hydrogen facility in Portugal. The H2Évora pilot project includes 15 of the company's HEVO solar-powered hydrogen generators. The generators are expected to produce 15 tonnes of green hydrogen per year. The generator is equipped with a small proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzer mounted on the back of a highly concentrated solar power (CPV) panel. The facility includes a 200 kW FCwave fuel cell module, supplied by Canada-based Ballard Power, to convert green hydrogen into electricity, enabling Fusion Fuel to sell power to the grid during periods of peak demand. H2Évora, which includes hydrogen purification, compression and storage systems, has been in operation since late 2021 and is now connected to the Portuguese grid. Frederico Figueira de Chaves, CFO of Fusion Fuel, said: "The facility will also be an important testing ground for our R&D team as we continue to iterate on the technology in the future." In August, Fusion Fuel received a 10 million euro ($9.9 million) grant to develop the 6.6 MW HEVO industrial green hydrogen project in Sines, Portugal. The project will be equipped with 300 solar-powered hydrogen generators.

  • U.S. utility-scale solar deployment growth slows in third quarter
    U.S. utility-scale solar deployment growth slows in third quarter
    • November 10, 2022

    The U.S. solar industry suffered its worst quarter in two years in terms of deployments as global supply challenges slowed growth, project delays and prices climbed. U.S. utility-scale solar installed just under 1.9 GW in the third quarter of 2022, with the industry experiencing its slowest quarter since July-September 2020. This year has been considered a landmark year for the solar industry, but global supply challenges have hampered growth, delayed projects and pushed up prices. The U.S. could deploy 550 GW of renewable energy by 2030, the American Clean Energy Council (ACP) said in its quarterly report. Solar is expected to lead the energy transition this decade, accounting for 59% of the renewable energy projects to be built. In the process, the U.S. is expected to reduce overall economy emissions by 40 percent from 2005 levels. The ACP says this progress will be achieved through a clean energy workforce of 1 million. Despite the slow growth this quarter, 2022 is still the second-highest year for solar deployments, after 2021. Quarterly installs were down 23% from the same period a year earlier. The slowdown is likely to persist for some time as solar module supply issues remain, and the U.S. struggles to inject Inflation Cuts Act funds into new domestic manufacturing supply chains. By 2022, the total installed solar capacity will exceed 7 GW. This brings total utility-scale solar operating capacity to 68 GW.

  • Netherlands to add 3.3 GW of solar this year
    Netherlands to add 3.3 GW of solar this year
    • November 02, 2022

    The Netherlands is on track to add an additional 3.3 GW of new PV capacity in 2022, enough to bring the total installed solar capacity to 17.6 GW. If these figures are confirmed by actual deployment, all PV systems installed could cover more than 12% of electricity demand, according to newly released figures from the Dutch state-run Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (RVO). RVO cites multiple examples of solar projects not being finally deployed, such as because rooftop buildings were found to be unsuitable for installing solar modules, or new projects were not immediately connected to the grid because of grid congestion. In addition, RVO reported that installed PV capacity reached 14.4 GW by the end of 2021, with solar accounting for around 9.3% of total electricity demand, with the bulk of the capacity - 8.6 GW coming from systems over 15 kW, with the remaining 5.8 GW coming from smaller installations. The agency also said about 3.5 GW of new PV installations will be connected to the grid in the Netherlands in 2021, about 200 MW higher than figures released by the Netherlands Central Statistics Office in March, when an estimated 3.3 GW of new solar capacity was installed. The SDE++ programme for large-scale renewables remains the main driver of planned and contracted PV capacity in the country. A recent report by the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) states that the Netherlands is expected to generate 132 GW of photovoltaic power by 2050.

  • Global PV installed capacity is expected to reach 260 GW in 2022
    Global PV installed capacity is expected to reach 260 GW in 2022
    • October 28, 2022

    The International Energy Agency's Photovoltaic Power Systems Programme (IEA PVPS) estimates that 173.5 GW of new solar capacity will be installed in 2021, and that figure could increase to 260 GW in 2022. IEA PVPS recently released its latest "Trends in Photovoltaic Applications to 2022" and estimates that "at a reasonably certain level," at least 173.5 GW of new solar capacity will be installed globally in 2021, a year-on-year increase of 22%, making 2021 still under the influence of the epidemic Another new record. Gaëtan Masson, co-author of the report and co-chair of the European Solar Manufacturing Council, said: “Last year’s market figures were incredible, but this year could be even higher, and I’m sure the market would have reached the size of the trade disruption we’ve experienced over the past two years. 260 GW.” The forecast is "broadly in line" with an undisclosed company's forecast, he said. He added: “Looking at the production numbers, we produced 153 GW of wafers in the first six months of the year, so it’s not entirely out of the question that the final figure is around 250 GW to 260 GW.”

  • Wintop solar sincerely look forward to your visit All-Energy Australia 2022
    Wintop solar sincerely look forward to your visit All-Energy Australia 2022
    • October 21, 2022

    Australia's most anticipated clean energy event of 2022 - All-Energy Australia will take place at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on 26-27 October! From ground to roof, Wintop solar brings a mounting bracket system that absolutely fits your needs. Be sure to visit the SS100 booth and look forward to meeting and talking with you.

  • Brazil reaches 20 GW milestone in installed solar capacity
    Brazil reaches 20 GW milestone in installed solar capacity
    • October 14, 2022

    The Brazilian Photovoltaic Solar Association (ABSolar), citing data from the country's energy regulator Agência Nacional de Energia Elétrica (ANEEL), said Brazil had more than 20 GW of installed solar capacity at the end of September. Brazil has 6,525 MW of utility-scale solar power plants and 13,579 MW of distributed photovoltaic power plants, all of which operate under the country's net metering regime. Utility-scale PV developers could add another 1,760 MW of capacity by the end of the year, ANEEL said. Most of this (about 1.6 GW) will be built outside the regulated market through power purchase agreements. Brazil's cumulative PV capacity will reach 24,928 MW by the end of this year, ABSolar said. But to get there, developers must add 3.5GW of distributed PV capacity by the end of December.

  • New solar tiles from Germany
    New solar tiles from Germany
    • October 10, 2022

    Germany-based Creton and building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV) specialist Autarq have designed a new type of solar shingle. The new 'Creaton PV-Autarq' product is based on Creaton's Domino Black Tile, a smooth, flat brick that acts as a carrier for the small monocrystalline photovoltaic elements offered by Autarq. The tile front has a 3.2mm hardened single layer safety glass. The panel operates between -40 C and 85 C and can withstand mechanical stress levels up to 5,400 Pascals. Longevity and durability certified to IEC 61215 and safety certified to IEC 61730. Components are warranted for up to 25 years. Solar roof tiles can be installed in combination with original tiles. The size of the photovoltaic area can be flexibly designed. Tiles are individually connected to each other via plugin connections at deployment time. All connecting cables and plug contacts are hidden under the brick and are protected from the weather.

  • China National Day Holiday Notice
    China National Day Holiday Notice
    • September 30, 2022

    Dear old and new customers, October 1 of each year is our National Day. Wintop will have a holiday from October 1, 2022 to October 7, 2022 to celebrate the National Day. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. All services will be restored on October 8, 2022. If you need help during the holiday, you can contact our business at any time or email info@xmwintop.com Communicate with us. thank you! Wintop Team

  • Mid-Autumn Festival Mooncake gambling VS employee birthday party
    Mid-Autumn Festival Mooncake gambling VS employee birthday party
    • September 27, 2022

    On September 23, Wintop held its annual Mid-Autumn Festival Mooncake gambling.Mooncake gambling is a traditional event held during the Mid-Autumn Festival in Xiamen, Fujian, China. "Bo Bing", as the name suggests, is a gambling game with moon cakes as bets.Gambling? Right, but it is definitely legal. Because the stakes among the locals are mooncakes - and that is how this unique celebrating activity has got its Chinese name "Bo Bing." It is played only around the Mid-Autumn Festival.  All the "Bo Bing" game requires are six dice and a china bowl. Just throw the dice into the bowl - and the different pips you get stand for different ranks of awards you will win.  The gambling game has six ranks of awards, which are named as the winners in ancient imperial examinations, and has 63 different sized mooncakes as prizes.  It has been circulated that moon cakes are also replaced with other gifts or cash as prizes. From the lowest to the highest, the titles of six ranks are Xiucai (the one who passed the examination at the county level), Juren (a successful candidate at the provincial level), Jinshi (a successful candidate in the highest imperial examination), Tanhua, Bangyan and Zhuangyuan (respectively the number three to number one winners in the imperial examination at the presence of the emperor).   Game players throw the dice by turns. Different pips they count win the player a relevant "title" and corresponding type of prizes.  Xiamen people believe that the person who wins "Zhuangyuan" in the game, will have good luck that year.  Therefore, winning the champion is the real winner. This time, there are four champions of Wintop, respectively in the design department and the Korean business department. Congratulations to them, and congratulations to them for good luck in this year. On September 26, the monthly employee birthday party is coming again! The golden autumn season is the harvest season. I wish the employees who have birthdays this month more happiness and better careers. Wintop is a big loving family, I believe you are right to choose us.

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