System paybacks for commercial and industrial (C&I) rooftop systems throughout Europe can be as low as five to six years. But to do this, the solar array needs to be sized correctly to meet the specific customer need. Additionally, the underlying business case and technical solutions needs to be aligned.
In this upcoming pv magazine webinar, Saif Islam, analyst with EUPD Research, will provide an overview of the market potential of C&I solar in several European countries and outline the most lucrative business models. Why major international companies are increasingly choosing to generate electricity on their own rooftop will also be addressed.
Selgros Cash & Carry is such a customer. The company is a wholesale food distributor in Germany, Poland, Romania and Russia. It just completed the installation of a 644 kWp rooftop solar arrays at its site in Ingolstadt, Germany. The array will cover 25 percent of the electricity demand at ist facility.
The webinar will feature a presentation from Enno Berner, CEO of EPC solarSTEP Energy, which installed the project. Berner will set out the challenges in delivering the project and how the company collaborated with PV component suppliers.
Last but not least, Simon Hammer and Robert von Wahl of Sungrow EMEA will present the new string inverter series that Sungrow has specially designed for large rooftop systems. They will set out what possibilities are currently on offer and answer questions about the new features of the products.
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