1) A large number of African countries are experiencing difficulties in meeting the energy needs of their populations of their populations; the costs of production and distribution of electricity are a brake on the deployment of
are an obstacle to the deployment of the infrastructures that would be necessary to cover the whole of the territories.
Without energy, it is difficult to create economic and societal development, which This contributes to population movements (migration and displacement towards urban centers), bringing more urban centers), bringing more problems than solutions: hypertrophy of the cities which cannot follow cities that cannot keep up economically and technically, and the impoverishment of villages.
Solar energy has the advantage of being able to produce electricity as close as possible to consumers, reducing the cost of transporting energy to its distribution. Thanks to the technological and industrial progress in recent years, solar energy has become competitive with fossil fuels. Added to these advantages is its low environmental impact environmental impact, an important solar resource in Africa and reduced maintenance costs maintenance costs that make solar energy a real asset for the development of your territories.
2) The installation of a hybrid solar power plant (operating in parallel with the national grid and/or a generator) can generator) can allow you to save more than 40% of your energy expenses.
The solar panels can be installed on the roof, on the ground, in the shade of parking lot according to the available space. Hybridization can be done with the sun (without battery storage) or with storage (the batteries (the batteries then ensure the energy supply of your site at night or when there is no sun)
3) The energy audit is a real mapping of your electricity consumption. It allows you to define the sources of savings, and to establish the budgets of improvements which that will lead to a reduction of your expenses:
- Analysis of your electrical network to define the possible losses due to voltage variations, harmonics voltage variations, harmonics, phase stabilization.
- Metering to determine the consumption profile of your equipment.
- Thermal analysis of building envelopes (thermography)
- Sizing of lighting (photometry)
- Air circulation (thermo anemometer)