Planta solar fotovoltaica urbana o interurbana compuesta por generadores integrados en mobiliario urbano, incluída su inyección a red

Urban or interurban photovoltaic solar plant composed of generators integrated in urban furniture, including its injection to the grid. The present invention proposes innovative urban or interurban solar plants by the generator itself and its integration into micro-networks. The solar generator can be attached to any street furniture. As the street lamps are the most common street furniture, a semi-cylindrical or polygonal design has been proposed, vertically to fit around the shafts. The solar generator is a sandwich whose photovoltaic layer of solar cells, whose technology is indifferent to this invention, is encapsulated between two media, one transparent (for example, glass or transparent polymeter), and the other transparent as the first, or opaque (for example, aluminum or polymer), acting in turn as a heat sink and structural support element for fastening and integration to the urban element. The set has very low powers, from 20 watts. Several generator sets are connected to a new or existing electrical panel or core, and one or more cores make up a micro-network. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)