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TBS Electronics BV

TBS Electronics BV (TBS) is a privately owned ISO 9001:2015 certified Dutch company founded in 1984 by current managing director Hans Schouten. TBS started with the design and production of toroidal transformers, followed by electronics and software design in the early nineties. Until 2006, TBS mainly operated as an Original Design Manufacturer (ODM) for other companies. But after that, our focus was shifted towards designing and marketing TBS [...]

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Solar Market Outlook in the Netherlands

The Netherlands solar power market is one of the fastest growing solar markets in Europe. In 2020, it managed to deploy 2.93 GW of solar capacity and it marks a growth rate of 40%. This data pushed the cumulative figure of the country’s solar market to 10.11 GW. Since 2017, there has been consistent growth for the Dutch solar power market.

Majority of the solar power installations in 2020 were in the residential segment but the industrial and large-scale installations had their fair share, too. 

Despite failing to meet its EU 2020 renewable energy target of 14% (the Netherlands is only 12.5% by 2020), the country is well on its way to making solar as its primary renewable energy source.

The Dutch government is promoting the solar market growth through national SDE+ auctions to provide greater financial incentives to investors. They are also making it happen through the Power Purchase Agreements. 

The projected solar installation capacity in the Netherlands by 2050 is at 38 GW to 125 GW. 

Solar Energy Equipment Supply Capacity in the Netherlands

Solar panel companies are quite abundant in the Netherlands. There is also a growing number of renewable energy manufacturers in the country. 

The Netherlands also has easy access to solar energy suppliers for the residential and industrial segments. 

Top 8 Major Seaports & Logistics in the Netherlands

The Netherlands is one of the most important and largest seaports in Europe. It is also accessible to a wide range of logistics and passenger ports. This makes it easy to procure solar power equipment for those who wish to shift to renewable energy sources. 

The top logistics and seaports in the Netherlands include the following ports: Port of Amsterdam, Port of Rotterdam, Port of Alkmaar, Port of Den Helder, Port of Breskens, Port of Dordrecht, Port of Harlingen, and Port of Moerdijk.

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Roof Mounts Systems for Solar Panels

When installing a solar panel system, you should understand first the different types of installation processes and methods to determine what is the ideal method for your solar power system needs. Besides, examining the advantages and disadvantages of all installation types is necessary when considering solar for your residential or commercial properties to get the best return on your investment.

For today’s article, we will highlight the roof mounting system and the important things you need to know before choosing this type of solar installation method.

What is a Roof Mounting System?

A roof-mounted solar panel system is a type of installing PV modules in your house roof. This type of solar panel installation is an excellent option for both residential and commercial applications. Unlike other methods, it is way more economical and low in maintenance. Whether you are installing a solar power system to power your home or run your business, they can give you the best return on your investment.

Among the other mounting methods, roof mounting is the most popular mostly to homeowners due to its convenience and other benefits. By getting a roof-mounted solar system, you will not only take advantage of getting the best and maximum natural sunlight exposure, but you can also enjoy the perks of solar power without taking up too much space on your property, unlike the ground-mounted solar installation.

Applications Ideal for Roof-Mounted Systems?

Any residential or commercial application is ideal for roof-mounted solar panels installations. As long as the properties are naturally exposed to the sun then you can choose a roof mount system. Although it is very common to residential properties, they are also beneficial on huge facilities such as commercial buildings, hospitals, hotels, universities and campuses, or any building with a large roof that is easy to access. Besides, solar panels can be mounted on asphalt shingles, sheet metal, tile and any other type of substrate, both ideal for flat and sloped roofs. However, before your installer sets up your solar panels on your home’s roof, they would assess first the quality and current condition of your roof to avoid future problems.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Roof Mounting Systems

When planning to get a roof-mounted solar power system, you should also consider first the advantages and disadvantages of it so you know if it would fit your preference and needs.

Pros of a roof mount:

  • A roof mounting system can utilize the free space at the rooftop that otherwise wouldn’t be used to anything.
  • The initial installation cost is lower than the ground-mounted solar system.
  • It doesn’t need a huge space of land that could be used for other purposes.
  • It is beyond the reach of any unauthorized person so it is free from accessing the panels. 
  • At some point, since the solar panels are covering your roof, they can protect the roof from exposure to any bad elements.

Cons of a roof mount:

  • For shingle roofs, you need to undergo roof penetration to pass the installation requirements.
  • If your roof is a bit old, then your installer may require you to get a new roof before installation.
  • You might have to remove and reinstall panels if you need to repair or replace your roof.
  • It can add loads to your roof, and in some cases, the roof could require additional support mechanisms to carry the added weight.
  • Can damage your roof since a roof-mounted solar power system is fixed onto the roof, requiring holes and screws to attach it.

Final Thoughts

Installing roof-mounted solar panels is the common type of solar panel installations. However, it requires careful consideration of the layout of your property’s roof and the location of your property. As part of the installation process, your installers will examine if it fits your property to determine if it would fit the roof mount system installation or not.

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