Today, urban apartment dwellers are increasingly drawn to green energy, aspiring to achieve “energy independence” right on their balconies.
Many homeowners considering solar panel mounting systems share this concern: If the roof is already in good condition, could adding dozens of kilograms of steel brackets and solar panels cause structural issues?
How can BIPV mounting systems cost so much more than standard ones? For the same solar installation, the price difference could nearly cover several extra sets of panels.
Traditional mounting systems often struggle to adapt to rugged, hilly, or barren landscapes when building solar power plants. Solutions typically involve extensive land grading or face challenges with foundation construction and soaring costs.
Amidst the current global energy transition, solar power generation has garnered increasing attention as a clean, renewable energy source.
When constructing a large-scale solar power plant, the choice of the mounting structure is one of the key factors determining the project’s success.