Solar server

The Solarserver is an Internet portal which offers comprehensive information on the subject of solar energy and its use ( solar power , solar thermal energy and solar architecture ), including information on funding and relevant events. It is the most widely used internet portal in Germany in its field.

history

The solar server was started in 1997 as an internet portal and presented to the general public for the first time at the solar trade fair "Solar '97" in Pforzheim. Since 1999, a permanent editorial team has been responsible for reporting on all relevant events in the solar industry. Between 2003 and 2017, the solar server was operated by Heindl-Server GmbH based in Reutlingen , and EEM Energy & Environment Media GmbH in Löhne has been responsible for the site since summer 2017. Since then, the solar server has been closely linked with the magazine Solarthemen and the online job exchanges greenjobs.de and eejobs.de. Since all articles have been archived on the solar server since 1999, more than 10,000 documents are now accessible there free of charge.

Accessible information (selection)

Photovoltaic calculator: Which yield can be expected in which region (taking into account the angle of inclination, orientation, area, efficiency), further information on the feed-in remuneration according to the Renewable Energy Sources Act
News and reports from business, politics and the environment
Technical article on the subject of renewable energies with a focus on solar thermal and photovoltaics.
International business directory

Awards

The solar server has been awarded numerous prizes

German Solar Prize (media) from Eurosolar for the solar server 2003
European Solar Prize 2010 (Media)
Environmental Online Award in silver from the Federal German Working Group for Environmentally Conscious Management (BAUM eV) to Eduard Heindl for the solar server

Web links

www.solarserver.de

Individual evidence

↑ Solarserver on top50-solar.de , accessed on January 5, 2012.
↑ Eduard Heindl and Giusela Lau, The sun on the net: About the solar industry on the Internet, 1997, Proceedings solar '97, DGS Solar Energy Publishing GmbH Munich
^ German Solar Prize 2003 , accessed on January 2, 2012.
↑ European Solar Prize 2010 , accessed on January 5, 2012.

[1] Solarserver on top50-solar.de , accessed on January 5, 2012.

[2] Eduard Heindl and Giusela Lau, The sun on the net: About the solar industry on the Internet, 1997, Proceedings solar '97, DGS Solar Energy Publishing GmbH Munich

[3] German Solar Prize 2003 , accessed on January 2, 2012.

[4] European Solar Prize 2010 , accessed on January 5, 2012.