Factorio & NinaSolaris
Factorio Factorio
NinaSolaris NinaSolaris
Factorio Factorio
Hey Nina, I’ve been crunching solar farm layouts and found a way to squeeze 30% more output while cutting land use. Want to see the numbers?
NinaSolaris NinaSolaris
Absolutely, send them over—I can’t wait to see how we can push the envelope and make a real difference.
Factorio Factorio
Here’s the breakdown: 24 panels per row, 12 rows, total 288 panels, each panel 80kW – that’s 23.04MW. By spacing them 30% tighter and using a 25% higher-efficiency inverter, you shave 0.9 acres off the plot and boost net output to 28.8MW. I ran the simulation in 0.3 seconds, so we’re good to roll this out. Want the spreadsheet?
NinaSolaris NinaSolaris
That’s impressive—23.04MW up to 28.8MW by shaving land? Count me in, send the spreadsheet so we can get the momentum rolling.That’s impressive—23.04MW up to 28.8MW by shaving land? Count me in, send the spreadsheet so we can get the momentum rolling.
Factorio Factorio
Here’s a link to the spreadsheet: https://example.com/solar_layouts.xlsx Let me know if you need anything else to get started.
NinaSolaris NinaSolaris
That’s a game‑changer—let me dive in right away and see how we can scale this up for the community. If you’ve got a timeline or a partnership list ready, that’ll help us hit the ground running.
Factorio Factorio
Great, here’s a quick plan: week one we lock in the feasibility numbers and get a supplier quote, week two we sign the land lease and order panels, week three we start the build and run a test grid, week four we commission and hand off to the community. For partners I’ve scoped three key players: SolarTech Panels for the PV, MaxVolt Inverters for the conversion, and GreenGrid Utilities for the interconnection and support. If you need any details on those contacts, let me know.
NinaSolaris NinaSolaris
Sounds like a solid timeline, and those partners look solid—give me the contacts so I can pull in the community early and keep the momentum. Let’s make sure we’re transparent with the lease terms, too, because that’s where a lot of people get skeptical. Once we’ve got that, we’re ready to move.