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2017 EU PVSEC Student Award for Michael Rienäcker

Professor Arno Smets (l.), Chairman of this year’s EU PVSEC, and the winners of the EU PVSEC 2017 Student Awards. © Foto EU PVSECProfessor Arno Smets (l.) hands the EU PVSEC Student Award to Michael Rienäcker. © Foto EU PVSECMichael Rienäcker from the Institute for...

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Hail damage to solar systems – who pays?

Hail damage to photovoltaic modules is difficult to detect and difficult to prove. Insurance companies are therefore not always obliged to pay for such losses. “FLOIS” is a new, award-winning analytical method developed by the Institute for Solar Energy Research...

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PV-magazine award for FLOIS

Hail damage to photovoltaic modules is difficult to detect and difficult to prove. “FLOIS” is a new, multi-award-winning analytical method developed by the Institute for Solar Energy Research (ISFH) in Hamelin. It is a device developed by ISFH that can be used in...

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ISFH at Intersolar 2017

“Intersolar Europe” will open its doors in Munich on 31 May 2017. The Institute for Solar Energy Research in Hamelin will once again be present with its own booth in hall A4 (booth number A4.318). ISFH will present novel PERT and PERC solar cells, inform about the...

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ISFH at the MWK booth at the Hanover Fair 2017

At this year’s Hanover Fair, the Institute for Solar Energy Research in Hamelin is presenting an exhibit on the façade integration of solar collectors. Solar-thermally activated facades offer the possibility of providing space saving, CO2-free and practically...

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