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Since the introduction of the Feed in Tariff scheme in July 2012, the solar PV market in Japan has evolved rapidly, growing not only in size and capacity but also expanding from a house scale typical photovoltaic installation to megasolar projects of capacities of over 200 MW in some cases.
Consequently, it can be stated that Japan has developed to a mature solar PV market, with already more than 8 GW connected, and where different services are required for the already existing facilities. On top of an appropriate maintenance, which is usually focused on preserving the plant’s condition during the long term, there is also the necessity of analyzing the plant at a certain point. This can be needed for many reasons, varying from mere problem detection, specific assessment that can be beyond the O&M or EPC contract, or simply the requirement of an independent analysis for an investor.
A comprehensive audit of a PV plant has multiple advantages for all the players involved during its lifetime. Such a specific inspection helps to anticipate the risks and to understand any issue that might ballast the production, thus improving the performance from a technical standpoint and having also repercussions on the project’s profitability and bankability. In this regard, a complete audit of a Plant takes special importance as a way to ensure that all the systems meet the required levels of quality, performance and safety. The following table shows some samples of issues and defects that may be found while performing tests onsite.
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De conformidad con el artículo 32 de la ley 3/2009, de 3 de abril, sobre modificaciones estructurales de las sociedades mercantiles se publica i) el Proyecto Común de Fusión Transfronteriza entre Vector Renewables España SLU y Nuo Srl así como ii) el Informe de Administradores respecto del Proyecto Común de Fusión.
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