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2 days ago |
pv-magazine.es | Sandra Enkhardt
De pv magazine AlemaniaEl fabricante alemán Tesvolt presentó su nueva solución de almacenamiento Tesvolt Taytan la semana pasada en el evento The smarter E Europe celebrado en Múnich. Este sistema de almacenamiento en batería permite a los usuarios apilar de tres a diez módulos para conseguir la capacidad de almacenamiento deseada. Cada módulo proporciona 6,25 kWH, lo que hace que el producto sea adecuado tanto para instalaciones fotovoltaicas residenciales como comerciales e industriales.
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6 days ago |
pv-magazine.es | Sandra Enkhardt
La sombra parcial en sistemas fotovoltaicos en tejados suele ser frecuente. Esta representa un desafío particular para los módulos, ya que incluso un 5 % de sombreado en la superficie del panel puede llevar a una pérdida total de rendimiento, según el Centro Fraunhofer para la Fotovoltaica de Silicio CSP.
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1 week ago |
pv-magazine.com | Sandra Enkhardt
From pv magazine GermanyPartial shading on rooftop PV systems is not uncommon. However, it poses particular challenges for modules as even 5% shading on the panel's surface can lead to a total loss of performance, according to the Fraunhofer Center for Silicon Photovoltaics CSP. As part of the SegmentPV research project, which runs until September, Fraunhofer researchers working with German photovoltaic manufacturer AE Solar have therefore developed a solar module optimized for partial shading.
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2 weeks ago |
pv-magazine.com | Sandra Enkhardt
From ESS NewsGermany’s FlexHome Energy has developed a home energy storage system that can support the low-voltage electricity grid, even in homes without solar arrays. It said its plug-and-play system can be used by apartment building residents, but it noted that it can also work in tandem with solar panels. Customers can connect the energy storage units to their home power outlets. The systems are controlled by an intelligent metering system via a control box.
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3 weeks ago |
pv-magazine.com | Sandra Enkhardt
From pv magazine GermanyOeMAG, Austria’s energy agency, has launched its 2025 rebate program for rooftop PV systems. Eligible homeowners and businesses will receive a €160/kW rebate for PV systems up to 10 kW, with €5 million available for this category. The same amount of funding applies to systems between 10 kW and 20 kW, with a fixed rate of €150/kW. For systems sized between 20 kW and 100 kW, the agency allocated €15 million at €140/kW.
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