Energy Cybernetics enters solar PV market
October 2013
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A joint partnership between Energy Cybernetics and SUNfarming in Germany has resulted in the launch of SUNCybernetics, a small, medium and large scale solar PV solution provider. By including PV solar as an option, the 14-year-old energy management specialist, Energy Cybernetics, is expanding the energy savings possibilities for its clients as part of a comprehensive energy solutions offering.
SUNfarming headquarters in Germany boast an array of solar PV on the roofing.
SUNCybernetics combines German quality, know-how and extensive renewable energy experience from SUNfarming with the energy management expertise within Energy Cybernetics. Clients enjoy maximum ROI on renewable energy investments as sizing can be adjusted according to actual requirements once energy management is under control. This means less renewable energy is needed to supplement or replace grid-tied energy. This more holistic approach sets the SUNCybernetics offering apart from its fellow PV solar suppliers, with renewable energy being part of the overall Energy Cybernetics energy solution.
SUNCybernetics is able to offer competitively priced solar PV ranging in size from 3 kW to around 1 MW directly to customers. SUNfarming’s high performance, TÜV certified mono- and polycrystalline silicon solar cell modules are shipped from Germany.
PV systems are planned and designed utilising the latest software to achieve the best possible output. SUNCybernetics develops customised financing concepts and prepares project-based economic analyses to assist clients with decision making and affordability. Comprehensive contract and project management is undertaken, with delivery and installation under the supervision of a qualified engineer. Service and maintenance contracts are also available.
For more information contact Gys Niesing, SUNCybernetics, +27(0)18 297 5908, [email protected], www.suncy.com
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