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The “SG4 Big Dish” is the world’s largest and most efficient solar concentrator. It was installed at the Kailash Cancer Hospital and Research Centre at Muni Seva Ashram in Goraj close to Vadodara in Western India.

• DustIQ one of the Winners of the Iberdrola Challenge
• How Trimark Boosts Efficiency of Photovoltaic Plants with Precise Meteorological Data
• Kipp & Zonen ISO/IEC 17025 Accredited Calibration Service
• Vattenval obtains highly accurate irradiance data thanks to Kipp & Zonen's SMP10
• Solar modeling and monitoring granularity is increasing
• OTT HydroMet's Solar Energy Insights
• What poses the greatest environmental hazard for solar energy? Dust!
• Just released SmartExplorer 2.0.2.0
• Soiling measurement is included in IEC standard 61724-1
• DustIQ wins the Megawatt Jadeite Award at SNEC 2019, Shanghai
• Updated manual and software for DustIQ
• Hot topics in monitoring solar irradiance
• New weatherproof data and power hub for smart instruments
• Soiling research at Green Energy Park with DustIQ
• 6 views on the subject of soiling, looking back at SPI 2018
• Choosing the right data logger for your Kipp & Zonen CMP series pyranometer
• Albedo measurement for bifacial PV modules
• New Generation of UV Radiometers UVA, UVB and UVE
• Sahara dust at our headquarters in Delft
• RT1 update
• The DustIQ arrives at the Green Energy Park
• Successful DustIQ test installation in Southern Spain
• Next generation LOGBOX available now
• Newsletter 43 is out now, with an update on our RT1 smart rooftop monitoring system
• Newsletter 42 is out now!
• 46 year old CM5 pyranometer wins the pyranometer hunt
• More insights into RaZON+ in the latest newsletter
• Infographic: the best sun trackers are Kipp & Zonen
• Update your analogue scintillometer to the digital MkII
• New Microwave Scintillometer, RPG-MWSC-160
• Thank you solar energy industry for the award!
• Preparing for the World Solar Challenge with SMP10 pyranometers
• Kipp & Zonen LAS MkII Chosen by IIRS and IARI in India
• The new CMP10, because we know what makes a secondary standard pyranometer better
• Happy World Meteorology Day