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- Why is it important to have a technical advisor during the construction of a solar PV plant?
When it comes to tackling the construction phase of a renewable energy project, many problems and unforeseen events can arise. The support of a specialised technical advisor, who performs the Owner’s Engineering and guarantees specific quality standards, increasing the productivity of the plant and reducing costs under regulations in force at any given time and place, can make the difference in the final result of a project.
At Vector Renewables, we are aware of this and have a highly qualified team with extensive experience in supervising the construction of renewable projects. Specifically, Vector Renewables' Technical Advisory team has been involved in the design review, construction monitoring and quality control of projects totalling more than 6 GW worldwide. The lessons learned by performing Owner’s Engineering over the past, years are the key to our know-how. That is why, in this post, we have compiled some of the points to take into account when supervising the construction of a photovoltaic solar plant:
These are just some of the problems that can arise during the construction of a renewable project. To prevent them from happening, Vector Renewables' technical advisory team supports its clients through close monitoring during the project's construction, ranging from remote construction supervision with monthly site visits to 24-hour on-site presence.
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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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