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Initially called “The Solar University”, I launched WikiSolar in 2019 which aim was to share knowledge about solar projects in order to help people working in this industry all across the world, especially in small companies. I worked for 7 years in the solar industry, in Africa, Europe and Australia, on Distributed Generation projects and big solar farm; I’m very passionate and every time happy to learn from others and share skills or ideas.
From background I’m an electrical engineer, but lots of skills are needed to deliver good solar projects and I try to learn as much as possible to be able to cover all of them.
I’m specialized in hybrid projects (several source like PV, Generator, Grid, with and without storage), but currently working on the construction of a 200MWp power plant, in both Engineering and Construction.
These projects allowed me to meet incredible people, competent and motivated by the same desire to act, and I am very happy that they are now part of the WikiSolar adventure and help to share their knowledge.
I am deeply motivated to act every day for the energy transition to make it happen.
WikiSolar is not going to fill my fridge, but the idea is really to devote time and energy to help other doing solar projects, and hence have more leverage than what I can do alone.
Initially called “The Solar University”, I launched WikiSolar in 2019 which aim was to share knowledge about solar projects in order to help people working in this industry all across the world, especially in small companies. I worked for 7 years in the solar industry, in Africa, Europe and Australia, on Distributed Generation projects and big solar farm; I’m very passionate and every time happy to learn from others and share skills or ideas.
From background I’m an electrical engineer, but lots of skills are needed to deliver good solar projects and I try to learn as much as possible to be able to cover all of them.
I’m specialized in hybrid projects (several source like PV, Generator, Grid, with and without storage), but currently working on the construction of a 200MWp power plant, in both Engineering and Construction.
These projects allowed me to meet incredible people, competent and motivated by the same desire to act, and I am very happy that they are now part of the WikiSolar adventure and help to share their knowledge.
I am deeply motivated to act every day for the energy transition to make it happen.
WikiSolar is not going to fill my fridge, but the idea is really to devote time and energy to help other doing solar projects, and hence have more leverage than what I can do alone.