Projects
Discover our projects
A selection of our projects in the fields of photovoltaics, hydroelectric energy, storage systems, heating solutions and much more.
Private customer
Spittal an der Drau, Carinthia
«From the first consultation with Johannes to the completion of the project, we have always found great availability and attention to our every need or question, receiving quick and simple answers and solutions. We understood right from the start that for Conversio, in addition to the excellent quality of technical execution, customer satisfaction is an absolute priority.
Based on our extremely positive experience, we can recommend Johannes and his team without any hesitation for any future PV project.»
Tyrol
SUN Tracker
We are particularly proud to have implemented this innovative project in South Tyrol. The use of flexible solar tracking systems allows not only to increase the efficiency of photovoltaic systems, but also to exploit the available surfaces more effectively.
Thanks to sensor-controlled tracking systems, it is possible to achieve an average increase in production of up to42,9%compared to photovoltaic systems with a fixed structure.
As a company attentive to sustainability, we focus on innovative solutions that allow us to make the most of the available surfaces. This aspect is particularly important in regions where the availability of flat land and large free surfaces is limited. For this project, 8 SUN-Tracker systems were installed, each equipped with 20 photovoltaic modules, for a total power of 67.20 kWp.
Gasteige, Carinthia
Hydrogen storage system
After an intense design phase that lasted about a year, we built a hydrogen storage system in Carinthia with a capacity of around 2,000 kWh. We have chosen a certified containerized solution, based on safe low-pressure storage technology using metal hydrides.
Our goal is to optimize the energy self-consumption of our headquarters, charging stations and the energy communityConversio BEG. During the summer months, the energy produced by photovoltaic systems is used to produce hydrogen, which is subsequently stored. In winter, the accumulated hydrogen is converted back into electricity and used to cover part of the energy needs.
An interesting fact: the container shown in the photo during positioning with the crane weighs 23 tons.
