Solar Projects Around the World. On-Grid and Off-Grid Photovoltaics

Our readers will find in this article Voltacon solar projects that harvest the abundant  energy of sun in different parts of the world. We installed our first grid tied solar inverter in 2001 to produce 1050Watt. The energy used for self consumption in a small family house. 15 year later we reached the 35MW of installed phovoltaic power worldwide. We supported with our technical knowledge and cutting edge solar equipment small domestic clients, commercial premises and large investors in solar energy.

Our products reached over 17 countries and 4 continents so far, we are dedicated to help people become energy independent and reduce their costs. We know it might be confusing starting to research for the first time about the solar industry, but you can count on our help. With our experience in big projects like the ones you are about to see below, you can be sure that you will take the best decision with the advice from our engineers. You can find our products in the solar shop at www.voltaconsolar.com or you can read more blog articles to learn more about the solar industry. Whichever project you have in mind, we can come with a custom build that will suit you perfectly, or you can opt for one of our complete solar kits for ease of mind and a quick installation.

Photo 1. The team Voltacon’s Electricians in Greece are installing dual axis solar tracker.
There 64 solar panels on each tracker delivering 15kw of power to a three phase solar inverter.

Photo 2. Medium Voltage 150kW solar farm with dual axis sun trackers.

Photo 3. A flat concrete roof  with Monocrystalline Sunpower high efficiency panels and micro inverters.
There is microinverter installed at the back sheet of each panel. The energy yield was boosted by 20% compared to conventional solar inverters.

A special galvanized structure with 280W mono crystalline panels feeding power to a three phase 10kw solar inverter.

Three Phase 10kW solar array with 270w polycrystalline photovoltaic modules