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When it comes to Reducing Non-Technical Losses, Mobile Meter Reading can play a Key Role

18May

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When it comes to Reducing Non-Technical Losses, Mobile Meter Reading can play a Key Role

Anyline GmbH, founded in Vienna in 2013, has established itself as the market leader in mobile data capture. Using the newest and most innovative artificial intelligence approaches, Anyline enables any mobile device to process written characters and barcodes in real time, even when offline. Ebin Thomas – Regional Sales (S.A.E), UK, APAC & Middle East at Anyline GmBH is working with Anyline for over 3 years and is responsible for the growth and development for Anyline in the Utility sector in Middle East, North Africa and Asia in particular. During his recent visit to India, the Smart Energy team had an opportunity to interact with Ebin on the challenges faced by utilities and how Anyline with the help of technology is addressing some of these challenges. Q. Anyline has establis...

Yingli Solar’s new 435 W n-type TOPCon solar panel comes with 22.28% efficiency

16May

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Yingli Solar’s new 435 W n-type TOPCon solar panel comes with 22.28% efficiency

Boading, China located Yingli Energy Development Company Limited, popularly known as Yingli Solar, has launched new bifacial n-type TOPCon solar panel under its popular PANDA 3.0 series. According to the statement released by the company, the new module is ideal for rooftop applications. Yingli Solar’s PANDA 3.0 modules uses the industry's cutting-edge n-type monocrystalline TOPCon cell technology. With high quality encapsulation materials and classic glass-backsheet structure, PANDA 3.0 modules are perfectly suited to the harsh environment and provides with high reliability and quality assurance. The 108-cell Panda 3.0 PRO modules are available in six versions, with power outputs ranging from 410 W to 435 W and efficiencies ranging from 21.0% to 22.28%. The open-circuit voltage is ...

Su-vastika launches Lithium-ion based Electronic Genset

16May

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Su-vastika launches Lithium-ion based Electronic Genset

Clean energy solutions are the priority of every Govt, and Su-vastika has always strived to make it happen. Su-vastika is a Government of India Recognized Star Export House in Gurugram, India. The company has recently announced the launch of its Electronic Genset, which is dubbed “Power on Wheels.” It is a pollution-free and much more cost-effective replacement for traditional diesel generators. The company has installed its electronic genset in their Gurugram-based manufacturing facility as a real-life example, where it is successfully powering the entire factory. The installed electronic genset, which also serves as the best demo for the intended purpose, successfully runs loads of 100 KVA, including capacitive, resistive, and mixed loads. One of the key feature...

Luminous Power Technologies launches Innovative Icon and High Capacity Inverter Range

16May

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Luminous Power Technologies launches Innovative Icon and High Capacity Inverter Range

Luminous Power Technologies, a well-entrenched and a trusted brand in power backup and residential solar space unveiled an all-new range of futuristic products for the coming summers. This comes in the wake of company’s concerted efforts to delight customers with smart, safe, energy-efficient and sustainable products. This was disclosed by Mr Amit Shukla, Senior Vice President – Energy Solutions Business, Luminous Power Technologies today at the launch event in Mumbai. Speaking on the occasion, Mr Shukla said, “Luminous has been at the forefront of offering power backup solutions for last 35 years. We have been pioneering, illuminating and delighting over 100 millions happy homes with our products that are tech-savvy, aesthetically designed and sustainable. Raising our bar th...

Jakson unveils Lithium Battery Inverter for residential applications

16May

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Jakson unveils Lithium Battery Inverter for residential applications

Jakson Group has launched a battery energy storage system for residential applications that features a 3 kW hybrid inverter and a 4.8 kWh, 48V lithium-ion battery module managed by a battery management system. The battery module uses lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) as the cathode material. The whole 4.8 kWh BESS weighs around 80 kg and has dimensions of 350x800x1,100 mm, with the battery module weighing around 40 kg. The energy storage system can be customized up to MW scale depending on the user’s power backup requirement, stated Jakson. The system can charge from both solar and grid supply. The charging and discharging current is 0.5 C and 1 C, respectively. The switching time is less than 10 milliseconds. Jakson is offering a five-year (3,000 cycles) w...

Ingeteam launches a Control System for Hybridising different Renewable Energy plants

16May

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Ingeteam launches a Control System for Hybridising different Renewable Energy plants

Ingeteam has designed and manufactured the first units of its new control system for hybridising renewable energy plants with different generation technologies. This new system, which is currently under certification process in accordance with the Spanish NTS standard, will soon be installed in the province of Cuenca to hybridise two wind farms with two photovoltaic plants, which will in turn be equipped with Ingeteam photovoltaic inverters. This new solution, called INGECON SUN Multi-Plant Controller, is designed to help the Grid Operator to manage the operation of several generation plants simultaneously, guaranteeing the stability and control of the electricity supply of the renewable hub at the point of connection. It has an advanced control algorithm that runs at a speed that allo...

EcoFlow launches the DELTA 2 and RIVER 2 Series in India

16May

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EcoFlow launches the DELTA 2 and RIVER 2 Series in India

EcoFlow, a portable power and eco-friendly energy solutions company, has launched three portable power stations - the DELTA 2 and RIVER 2 series in India. Offering the most cost-effective power in its category, the three models are designed to provide a reliable source of power for on-the-go lifestyles and to back up the home. Grab-and-Go Power for Life’s Unplanned Moments Featuring high-capacity lithium-ion batteries, with a lifespan of 3000 charges before reaching 80% capacity, DELTA 2 and RIVER 2 Series provide approximately a decade of reliable use. Weighing in at 12kg (DELTA 2), 6.1kg (RIVER 2 Max), and 3.5kg (RIVER 2), all three power stations are lightweight and easy to be transported wherever you need them. Both DELTA 2 and RIVER 2 series have the best-in-class charging spee...

DAS Solar Launches New N-Type Solar Panel With 635W Output & 22.72% Efficiency, Based On it’s Proprietary TOPCon 3.0 Cell Technology

16May

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DAS Solar Launches New N-Type Solar Panel With 635W Output & 22.72% Efficiency, Based On it’s Proprietary TOPCon 3.0 Cell Technology

DAS Solar, the China based solar cell and module technology company, has launched a new n-type PRO solar panel with the highest conversion efficiency of 22.72% and power output of 635W targeting utility scale power plants segment. The company says it has used its proprietary n-type TOPCon 3.0 cell technology for the new module along with a high-density encapsulation. It has a bifaciality that reaches 80%. The panel is compatible with all mainstream bracket designs, it added. Other features it mentions the new panel incorporates include SMBB that minimizes grid line shielding, thereby increases its resistance to cell fracture, microcracks and improves reliability. “The TOPCon cell efficiency has topped 26% in the lab and exceeded 25.2% in mass production, which makes DAS Solar the...

Built Robotics Launches Piling Robot to Accelerate Solar Energy Transition

16May

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Built Robotics Launches Piling Robot to Accelerate Solar Energy Transition

Built Robotics, inventor of the Exosystem™ and leader in construction autonomy, is announcing the RPD 35: the world's first fully autonomous solar piling system. With the RPD 35, utility-scale solar foundations can be constructed up to five times faster than with traditional means and methods, bringing the nation closer to net zero energy. Piling is a complex construction activity at the heart of every utility-scale solar project. Solar piles are generally steel H-beams 12 to 16 feet in length and up to 200 pounds in weight. A typical solar farm requires tens of thousands of piles to be installed, each of which must be driven into the ground upwards of eight feet and positioned at an accuracy of less than an inch. Together these piles form the structural foundation of the solar array. ...

Investing in the Future of Solar Energy Technology

15May

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RE Special Features, Special Features

Investing in the Future of Solar Energy Technology

The Solar PV technology is relatively new compared to other technologies used for power generation. It was in 1954 that Daryl Chapin, Calvin Fuller, and Gerald Pearson from Bell Labs developed the silicon photovoltaic cell to convert the energy from sun into power for electrical equipment. Since then the PV technology has evolved to a great extend. The PV technology has now taken center stage in addressing the issue of climate change and the world is looking at solar as an alternate source of energy to power its future. In India solar power gain traction with the launch of Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission also known as JNNSM, inaugurated by the then PM of India Manmohan Singh in the year 2010 with a target to generate 20GW from solar by 2022. The target was significantly increas...