G3 vs SOLAR PANELS

SOLAR PANEL FIELDS

A solar installation has an extremely variable production which depends on

• type of technology ( Yield ),
• Latitude,
• Sunshine and season,

the production can vary by a factor of 1 to 12 depending on the season, and the sunshine (a yield of 18% on average)

Yearly average production per m2 of solar panel

• 115 Watts per hour and per m2
• 3,45 KWh per month and per m2  (45° latitude)
• A house consumes an average 35 KWh per day ,  13 MWh/ Year (+/- 20%) Including hot water,  heating and/or air conditionning. 

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It then needs  : 35 000 W / 115  = 300 m2 of Solar panels to reach full autonomy 

(solar panels real surface depending on local weather conditions, latitude and solar cells efficiency ) 

G3

The smallest version of G3 produces 25 KWh per day, whatever the weather, the season or the time of day or night, measures 4 m high and only occupies approximately 5 m2

Larger G3 power stations will produce up to  3 MWh per unit , Units Assembled together to constitue power plants than can reach up 300 MWh of continuous production (winter and summer, whatever the weather is) 

Tri -Gen can take various shapes to .integrate harmoniously a landscape 

Solar panel fields need enormous surface and constant maintenance to keep the yield, solar panels see their efficiency drop during high heat or low temperatures and have to be cleaned regulary.  Their production depends on multiple factors as the graphic shows. 

1 Km2 of solar panel is a huge power plant. is able to produce around 180 MWh peak ( sahara ) , and an average 50 MWh per 24 Hours during sunny days in summer . Its yearly production reaches hardly 18% of its peak power is : 33 MWh per 24 Hours

The same power can be produced constantly by 12 Tri-Gen units producing 3 MWh each (total 36 MWh ) , 24/7 ,  

• Does not take big surface ( around. 300 Square meters )
• No weather influence, no day/night alternance,
• No need for large battery storage. 
• No maintenance issues.