Martin Dennenmoser

Job Title: Head of R&D
Company: BayWa r.e. Solar Projects GmbH
Country: Germany

Martin Dennenmoser is leading the R&D Team of BayWa r.e. Solar Projects. He is responsible for the technical product development and improvement of utility PV parks and Battery systems. He has deep technical knowledge within Solar PV and Batteries as he is working since 18 years in the field of renewables. He worked in a module manufacture company, in Fraunhofer ISE for battery and off-grid applications, as consultant for business models for batteries, as project engineer for utility scale solar plants, as product manager and RnD engineer.

June 18, 2024Advantages of R&D in Innovation, System Design and Technical Concept Optimization

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Session

Utility-scale Solar Power I: Trends in Development, EPC and Asset Management

Tuesday, June 18, 2024, 02:30 pm - 04:00 pm

ICM München Room 14 B

As regulatory requirements and margin pressure make project development increasingly challenging, EPCs are confronted with new system designs and high volatility in product supply and cost. Once a PV power plant has been built, the O&M needs to ensure a high output. This requires more and more digital analytics, while asset managers must deal with increasing reporting services. The session will cover: Status of utility-scale solar power project development needs How EPCs deal with rising costs and supply volatility pressure Advanced analytics for effective O&M Asset management throughout the entire project lifecycle Q&A

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To avoid a shortfall in electricity generation, photovoltaics and storage must be greatly expanded in Germany.

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