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Mobile Desinfektionscontainer bieten Schutz vor CoVid19 mit Sonnenstrom

Die Corona-Krise stellt Unternehmen, Ambulanzen, Krankenhäuser, Seniorenheime, soziale Einrichtungen und Ärzte in aller Welt vor große Herausforderungen. Insbesondere Hygiene und Desinfektion sind dabei lebenswichtig. Für eine schnelle, flexible und vor allem energieautarke Hilfe dabei sorgen nun die Peter Kenkel GmbH gemeinsam mit der meeco AG. Die beiden Unternehmen entwickelten den mobilen Desinfektionscontainer sun2MobiDes, der schnell und unkompliziert vor Krankenhäusern, Pflegeheimen, sonstigen sozialen Einrichtungen, Bürogebäuden oder auf Firmengeländen aufgebaut und autark betrieben werden kann.

Mobile disinfection container powered with renewable energy offers protection against CoVid 19

The Corona virus crisis challenges companies, hospitals, retirement homes, social institutions and medics around the world. Hygiene and disinfection are vital. That’s why The meeco Group and Peter Kenkel GmbH have joined forces in providing fast, flexible and energy self-sufficient support. The two companies have developed a mobile disinfection container, sun2MobiDes, which not only can be operated autonomously but also mounted quickly and easily at hospitals, nursing homes, other social facilities, office buildings or company premises.

Why go solar?

In the recent years, climate change awarness has become a constant amongst the majority of the global population. The media, and particularly the online based, persistently turn news around saving the planet, environmental pollution, plastic usage reduction, alternative energy sources and carbon footprint reduction.

Energy Experts Now and The meeco Group

Energy Experts Now (EEN) and The meeco Group have recently announced having joined forces in the development and installation and operations of solar energy projects in the Dominican Republic.

Solar energy storage: The decade of action has just begun

Spain´s second renewable energy boom

Since April 2019, the new decree regulating the conditions of energy self-consumption, (“autoconsumo”), has simplified substantially the administrative, technical and financial procedures making renewable energy accessible to the entire population.

The first sun2rope solar energy project finalised in a Kenyan Safari camp

To supply the eco resort with renewable energy, seven rows of 168 highly efficient polycrystalline photovoltaic modules, with a total capacity of 54 kWp are installed at this stage. Once the site is completely finalised and commissioned, the generated energy is intended to charge the batteries of the energy management and storage system sun2safe and inter alia for hot water treatment and for charging the sun2move e-bikes of the safari camp.

Domiciliation Service: Why should I incorporate in Switzerland?

Switzerland’s location in Western Europe and direct neighborhood to economically strong countries such as Germany, Austria, Italy and France offer great opportunities to enter the European market. Although the country is not a member of the European Union, it is perfectly suited for trading across the borders. Due to several bilateral agreements, there are almost no barriers to market accessibility and the country has become a major trading partner of the European Union.

Renewable energy is booming: The energy market revolution has just begun

Worldwide, there are several factors which are responsible for this expected development. On the one hand, there is Greta Thunberg and her #FridaysForFuture movement which made people around the globe rethink their original convictions. On the other hand, there is a substantial development in the sector of energy prices which allows companies and private households to receive clean energy instead of energy from fossil fuels in a much more competitive manner.

Reduced energy costs dispense with fossil fuels in Africa

Crude oil, natural gas and coal are the fossil fuels, which play vital roles in the African energy system and economies. The energy budget of the continent consists of over 80% fossil fuel usage. Between 2014 and 2016 only 18% of public finance went to renewable energies, over 60% to fossil fuels. While several years ago, there were a few plausible reasons for using fossil fuels in affluent African countries, arguments like the low costs have become void in the meantime.