It unrolls like a carpet, is easily transported and is able to bring clean electricity to even the most remote areas of the world. It is the new Roll-Array photovoltaic panel. hunting for funds on the Crowdcube platform
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himUnrolls like a carpet, transports easily and is able to carry clean electricity even in the most remote areas of the world. It is the new panel PV Roll-Array. hunting for funds on the platform crowdcube.
Renovagen has developed and patented this portable system. Up to 10 times more powerful than existing solutions, the special panel is very thin and has been designed to be used in hard-to-reach areas, such as those affected by disasters and natural disasters.
Roll-Array can power one medical facility with 120 beds eliminating the need for large diesel generators. The "carpet" provides 100kW of power allowing the creation of real transportable power plants. And all without producing a single gram of CO2.
even the mounting it is very simple and fast as the photovoltaic mat is already equipped with everything needed for its operation: from integrated power cables to photovoltaic modules.
Not only is this technology quick to install but it also guarantees one reduction of fuel costs and the amount of emissions for transportation. In fact, solar carpets do not need special means but can be transported by a 4 × 4 vehicle connected to a small trailer and can be transported in standard containers.
According to Renovagen, a standard photovoltaic park requires 22 hours of installation, while these mats unwind in just as little 2 minutes. They are also equipped with batteries and inverters in order to guarantee energy even in the hours when the sun is not there.
Another alternative to polluting diesel generators.
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