Have you Seen Incredible photovoltaic solar power projects ? Perfectly balance architectural design.

Sanyo solar Ark

We found many incredible photovoltaic solar power projects that perfectly balance architectural design and functionality, creating photovoltaic installation elements that combine with the aesthetics of the landscape and whose positive effects aim to minimize the impact on the environment Falls from

 These are 3 of the most influential solar power projects:

 Sanyo Solar Arc--Solar powered projects

 The famous Japanese electrical equipment company is betting on solar power with an outstanding architectural project that promotes engineering, design and technology. With over 5000 solar panels, this curved building has 500 multi-color units between the panels that display a wide variety of images and letters, such as a large LED screen.

Sanyo solar Ark

Guided tours and experiments are carried out in the laboratory of solar energy, where solar energy provides guided tours, in addition, a part of solar energy is a tourist attraction in Japan.

Longyangxia Hydro-Solar

Large Solar Powered Projects This solar power plant located in the Chinese province of Qinghai is one of the largest hydro-solar technology stations in the world. It has a capacity of 1,280 MW.

Longyangxia Hydro-Solar

This great engineering work was entirely designed and built by PowerChina, and connected to the Eastern Colossus's electrical network.

 The first phase of the project began in 1976 with the construction of the Longyangia Dam en route to the Yellow River, which produced hydroelectricity.

 For 2013, the project was expanded with the implementation of the Longyangia Solar Plant with which today generates even more energy that helps the Qinghai province reduce its naturally occurring acidity.

Sunrise solar cap

Photovoltaic Solar Energy currently has the largest solar park in Latin America in projects with Chile. The "Amanecer Solar CAP" plant has a total installed capacity of 100MW, energy equivalent to an annual consumption of 125,000 homes and 10% of the ERNC generation installed capacity target set by the Chilean government for 2014.

Amanecer Solar CAP

The plant, which is located 37 kilometers from Copiapo in the Atacama Desert, has more than 310,000 photovoltaic modules distributed over 250 hectares. It was built in just six months and injects all its energy into a central interconnected system (SIC), thus contributing to reducing energy costs.