Yesterday
the
Dutch
Food
and
Consumer
Product
Safety
Authority
said
that
modules
supplied
by
Scheuten
between
August
2009
and
February
2012
–
under
the
brand
name
“Multisol”
–
have
been
confirmed
as
potential
fire
hazards.
At
least
15
blazes
have
been
confirmed,
although
none
in
the
Netherlands.
France
has
reportedly
had
the
most
problems
with
such
fires
–
caused
by
poor
electricity
connections
with
the
junction
box
behind
the
module
–
given
the
emphasis
the
country
has
placed
on
building-integrated
PV
(BIPV)
in
past
incentive
schemes.
But
fears
have
spread
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