Solar Panels and Eolic Systems for Commercial Use

I would contact local contractors for this info....

http://energy.sourceguides.com/businesses/byGeo/byC/CostaRica/CostaRica.shtml

http://www.selfreliantsolarcostarica.com/company/

http://www.osapower.com/

F-J,

The best way to, "have a minimum price on kw installed on each technology" is to do the research yourself.

You might get a salesman to do your work for you, if you promise him you'll buy his equipment.

Ask the equipment manufacturer's rep to "have a minimum price on kw installed on each technology" prepared for you.

I think you dont understand I need price on the equipment then Ill do my math on installtion and so on but first need quote on the equipment!!!!!

I think I do understand.

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The only people who can come up with a price is those that are buying and selling. Contact them directly, and don't waste time waiting on CR4.

still have no luck thats why im asking is there someone in CR4 who is on the business

Try this. It's all work from there.

If you are insearch of pricing on solar panels and its not too late.

The pricing depend on many factors. Size of the panel, quantity required, power output per panel, construction details of the panel

Panel measuring to 1580x1060x50mm and produces approx 200 - 230W peak. would cost you approx 400$. Provided you buy min of 450 panels, that is FOB Sharjah Port, UAE.

Roughly take 2$ / W.

Eolic system ..... normally its custom made. Otherwise the details of wind study will be required to specify a sandard unit. no clue about its pricing.

What nation's $?

can i send you an email on some details of the project if so you can help me out..??

most welcome,

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if you get a good estimate please mention it online un abrazo de chile

No, thanks.

In your searches, using "wind power" in addition to "eolic" might help, if you are looking for sources outside of Europe.

Local suppliers of both solar and wind systems will probably do some (to a lot) of your work for you. The cost and viability of each system depends upon local weather: in some places wind power is effectively useless, in others solar power is too expensive to make sense.

In either case, a system large enough to supply a 120 room hotel is big enough that the sales people are likely to be at least somewhat knowledgeable and willing to spend time with you to make the sale.