The objective of the three-year Solar Payback project: Promoting the use of Solar Heat for Industrial Processes (SHIP) across four partner countries – South Africa, India, Mexico and Brazil.
As part of the German International Climate Initiative (IKI), it is raising awareness of the technical and economic potential of SHIP technologies by clear and transparent information on the costs and benefits of SHIP applications and by helping to build selected reference systems. Solar Payback also cooperates with financial institutions to develop models which will assist stakeholders and investors in securing access to financing.
The Renewable Power Generation Costs in 2020 report illustrates how the competitiveness of solar and wind power improved dramatically in the decade 2010 to 2020. Written by Michael Taylor and…
Read More »In the final phase of Solar Payback in South Africa, the local partner Indo-German Chamber of Commerce interviewed key stakeholders in the administrative and financial sector as well as representative…
Solar industrial heat is a growing segment worldwide with at least 817 plants in operation by the end of 2019, Mexico was the market leader with 26 installations in that…
Most suppliers of industrial solar heat systems had to delay the closing of contracts and the installation of projects in 2020 because of the global outbreak of Covid-19. The pandemic…
The proven Train the Trainer concept made an online stop in South Africa at the beginning of the year. In a two-day online workshop, participants were invited to deepen their…
Source: Solar Payback 2017
Andy Kung, Chief Operating Officer, Cape Brewing Company
Heiner Schürch, Project Manager, Zehnder Group International
Dr. Mahmoud Al Najami, General Manager, RAM Pharma
Mario Tellez, Chief Operating Officer, Lechera Guadalajara
Rudolf Berger, Chief Executive Officer, Fleischwaren Berger
Anton Karner, Managing Director, Habau Group
Tom Schneider, Co-founder, ISA TanTec
Arvindkumar Dhagat, Senior General Manager