Comments on: Hybrid Solar Lighting Technology http://solarlightssite.com/hybrid-solar-lighting-technology/ Your only complete source for solar lights info, tips, reviews, and more. Thu, 13 Oct 2011 13:38:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: adminhttp://solarlightssite.com/hybrid-solar-lighting-technology/comment-page-1/#comment-3219 admin Thu, 13 Oct 2011 11:10:10 +0000 http://solarlightssite.com/?p=27#comment-3219 Hi Anco, Thanks for sharing. I'm publishing your post so people who are interested in your hybrid solar system can contact you directly. Hi Anco,

Thanks for sharing. I’m publishing your post so people who are interested in your hybrid solar system can contact you directly.

]]> By: Anco Blazevhttp://solarlightssite.com/hybrid-solar-lighting-technology/comment-page-1/#comment-3210 Anco Blazev Mon, 10 Oct 2011 17:15:54 +0000 http://solarlightssite.com/?p=27#comment-3210 We are small engineering firm in AZ, specializing in solar power generation since 1975. Our hybrid (CPV/T) system produces simultaneously electricity and hot water. Electricity is generated by concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) modules with >40% efficiency. Since we use very high concentration (525 times the sun energy over small areas) the CPV solar cells get very hot (over 300C if not cooled down) so we cool them via coolant (water or glycol) which keeps them operating at high efficiency. At the same time the liquid is heated up to 180F and can be used in open or closed loop heating systems. We believe that our hybrid CPV/T system could be successfully used in your mix of commercial and industrial applications and marketed as a very efficient use of solar energy in a number of states and countries. The benefits of such "marriage" are numerous, including taking full advantage of the present day energy credits and subsidies. Anco Blazev, Ch.E. President & CTO SolarTech of AZ 480-381-7502 We are small engineering firm in AZ, specializing in solar power generation since 1975. Our hybrid (CPV/T) system produces simultaneously electricity and hot water. Electricity is generated by concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) modules with >40% efficiency. Since we use very high concentration (525 times the sun energy over small areas) the CPV solar cells get very hot (over 300C if not cooled down) so we cool them via coolant (water or glycol) which keeps them operating at high efficiency. At the same time the liquid is heated up to 180F and can be used in open or closed loop heating systems.

We believe that our hybrid CPV/T system could be successfully used in your mix of commercial and industrial applications and marketed as a very efficient use of solar energy in a number of states and countries. The benefits of such “marriage” are numerous, including taking full advantage of the present day energy credits and subsidies.

Anco Blazev, Ch.E.
President & CTO
SolarTech of AZ
480-381-7502

]]> By: dropjackhttp://solarlightssite.com/hybrid-solar-lighting-technology/comment-page-1/#comment-11 dropjack Fri, 09 Oct 2009 03:34:53 +0000 http://solarlightssite.com/?p=27#comment-11 <strong>Hybrid Solar Lighting Technology | Solar Lights Site...</strong> With the increased use of solar lights in residential and commercial applications, there is a push for more advanced technologies to integrate solar lights into more and more applications. One such technology is called “ hybrid lighting technology”.... Hybrid Solar Lighting Technology | Solar Lights Site…

With the increased use of solar lights in residential and commercial applications, there is a push for more advanced technologies to integrate solar lights into more and more applications. One such technology is called “ hybrid lighting technology”….

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