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Canadian multinational Solar Power Network (www.solarpowernetwork.ca), global leader for industrial solar solutions, is very clear on what will soon come: the hottest month will be July, while in August we will face more showers. "Ferragosto" (mid-August) will hit Italy with cold rain at altitude, including afternoon thunderstorms, particularly in the internal areas, not excluding hailstorms and small tornados.
During July, all the Country will be hit by hot african wind (sub-tropical anticyclone) just in part balanced by the Azores anticyclone. Those two main "pressure" players will gift people on holidays with long summer time during the entire month, but also will guarantee temperatures to rise over 36C° in many places, and sometimes again hitting 40C° or 42C° in Puglia and Sicily.
High humidity rate will be responsible for sultry and unbearable weather conditions, in particular in big cities where temperature will stay high during nighttime also. Tropical nights for Rome and Milan, with red alert temperature also in Bari, Bologna, Bolzano, Brescia, Firenze, Frosinone, Latina, Napoli, Perugia, Rieti, Torino, Venezia, Verona and Viterbo.
«We have to prepare ourselves for a very scorching month» Solar Power Network analysts say, also indicating that on the importance of solar they have even organized an event named with "The Rise of Solar Relief" that will take place on the next 11th of July in Milan at Spazio Solferino 40 (info: www.solarpowernetwork.it/the-rise-of-solar-relief - personal and press accreditation: info@aj-com.net).
The title of hottest summer since 1880 could be indeed assigned to 2019. Results is extreme repercussions not just for citizens but also for industrial area and plants: from the refrigerated logistic to pharmaceutical and food chain: everywhere temperature and ambient conditions are critical to be under control and technologies is not anymore able to compensate even with facing high energy expenses.
«To be perceived by citizens is not the average and progressive overheating the planet is suffering from, but the sudden and final effect related to the climate excursus: fastly switching from hot to cold. Indeed what we really have to worry about, although in facts less shocking the public opinion, is the incessant growth of the average yearly temparature» affirms Giorgio Mottironi, senior partner of BAngel and member of the marketing team of Solar Power Network.
«Now it's scientifically proof that a great component of planet overheating is related to a low level of environmental attention and consciousness» SPN President and CEO Peter Goodman says. His point of view is very clear: «we are not taking sufficient actions, in particular if we refer to renewables compared to all the other actually used sources, while solar is definitely the most effective solution to diminish drastically GHG emissions and to produce an immediate relief effect on surfaces overheating thanks to structures that are shadowing ground or roofs while absorbing the solar energy radiation».
Global leader in the solar industrial sector, from Canada to United States, from Japan to Australia and recently to some African regions, Solar Power Network (www.solarpowernetwork.ca) is managing about 700 commercial or industrial sites with an overall installed power of 400MW totally dedicated to green energy production and direct self-consumption.
«We have cracked the code» assures Peter Goodman. As a matter of fact, Solar Power Network was able to achieve:
I) REDUCED COST. Solar Power Network will lower your electricity rate and that rate will be fixed for the life of the installation compared to the unpredictable price of grid electricity..
II) REDUCED CARBON. Onsite solar offsets coal and gas-fired utility scale generators. Solar alone offsets daytime emissions. Solar plus battery storage enables up to 100% carbon offset.
III) RELIABILITY AND BRAND AWARENESS. Solar puts power in the hands of business owners. Onsite solar provides a reliable additional or alternate source of energy. And it reduces dependence on the transmission grid
