Given the wide variety of possible installations and combinations, in order to determine the most suitable combination with PVT, it is necessary to study the specific case in detail to find the most appropriate solution. Abora has a technical department that will advise you on the best solution for the design of the most suitable installation.

A Hybrid Solar Panel (PVT) system is capable of being combined with other sources of energy generation such as heat pumps, gas boilers, biomass boilers, etc. Combining PVT technology with generation sources to reduce primary energy consumption of any kind and obtain economic savings in the income statement of the owners of the facilities, as well as reductions in CO2 emissions contributing to the reduction of the carbon footprint in compliance with current regulatory precepts.

In general, in all processes that require heat. It can be an industrial process, a District Heating system or conventional domestic or tertiary Domestic Hot Water and heating production systems. Abora presents a series of standard diagrams for all types of installations.

A combined system of Hybrid Solar Panels (PVT), which produces both thermal and photovoltaic solar energy, is the integration of these solar panels with a power generation system in a single installation in order to produce the energy necessary for a certain process. By complementing each other, these technologies improve efficiency and reduce energy consumption in installations that implement these combinations.