Solar farms turn sunlight into clean, renewable electricity at scale. They cut carbon emissions, support local communities, and help New Zealand reach its renewable energy goals—making solar a key part of a sustainable energy future.
Organised by the University of Auckland’s Geothermal Institute as part of their month-long Renewable Energy Project Management course, the visit was supported by New Zealand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Delegates from Indonesia, Timor Leste, Laos, the Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Myanmar joined us—many noting the field trip as a highlight of their time in Aotearoa.
The country is now choosing solar energy as a way to change how it uses power. More people are understanding the importance of moving to renewable energy sources. Because of this, solar power is becoming very important in New Zealand’s energy world. You can see this change by noticing more solar farms being built all over the country. This shows a strong push towards a greener future.
As we stride towards a sustainable future, residential solar installations have become an appealing choice for homeowners seeking energy efficiency and cost savings.
This comprehensive guide aims to assist homeowners in navigating the solar landscape, providing valuable insights into the installation process, key considerations, and the unique benefits of choosing Trilect Solar for the job.
At Trilect Solar, we love enjoying long and hot summer days, but what we don’t enjoy is the inevitable power bill increases that come with using air conditioners and pools over the summer season.
Solar energy is booming in New Zealand, with a community focus on generating more clean, green power and relying less on fossil fuels. The nation has some lofty environmental targets, and everybody can do their part to help meet those. One of those ways, of course, is by installing solar panels on your home.
Here are five things you can do to ensure your home solar panels are functioning as they should so you can keep running on the sun:
You may have come across the terms ‘N-type’ and ‘P-type’ solar cells in your research. What does this mean? What is the difference in power output, cost, and efficiency of these two types?
If your roof is made from tiles, you may be wondering how solar panels may be installed and mounted. At Trilect Solar, we sure have a solution for that.
Has been 1 year since we completed a 142kWp solar system for SiteHost. In its first year this solar installation produced about 184,000 kilowatt hours (kWh) of electricity.