The architect and professor Humberto Ramírez warns of six frequent errors in the installation of solar panels in Cuba: incorrect orientation, inadequate inclination, vulnerable structures to hurricanes, poorly fitted bolts, leaks and rising thefts. His analysis is framed in the energy crisis of the country with constant blackouts of more than 20 hours per day in some areas and deficits greater than 2,000 MW.
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The architect and professor Humberto Ramírez warns of six frequent errors in the installation of solar panels in Cuba: incorrect orientation, inadequate inclination, vulnerable structures to hurricanes, poorly fitted bolts, leaks and rising thefts. His analysis is framed in the energy crisis of the country with constant blackouts of more than 20 hours per day in some areas and deficits greater than 2,000 MW.