Belarus: 287 Completed Systems Prove Growing Interest in Solar Heat
Submitted by Baerbel Epp on March 16, 2017
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This picture shows a car centre in Gomel, the second largest city in Belarus, with a facade-integrated 8.4 m2 flat plate collector system, which is used to provide hot water for the showers and taps within the building. |
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AGAT, a control system manufacturer based in Minsk, installed this 10 m2 facade system, which provides hot shower and tap water. |
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This children’s hospital in Gomel benefits from a 30 m2 installation, which meets part of the hospital’s hot water demand. |
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In Orsha, in northeast Belarus, a division of the Ministry of Emergency Situations uses this ground-mounted 7.5 m2 flat plate system for the hot water requirements of showers and kitchens. |
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The State Technical College in Vitebsk, in the northeast of Belarus, possesses a roof-mounted vacuum tube collector field providing 6,000 litres of hot water per day. This water is used for the showers and kitchens of the university’s student accommodation. |
