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The company presents its E/Xpand HV, E/Scal HV and E/Bick LV batteries for residential, C&I and utility-scale applications, highlighting the European origin of its products and the importance of a high-value integrated service with comprehensive support for customers at every stage of their projects.
ML System has developed a glass with quantum-dots coating that generates electricity. This has recently received the Innovation Award for Architecture and Construction at this year’s BAU Munich.
The German battery storage system manufacturer Tesvolt has been named “Innovator of the Year 2022”. Read here what has contributed to this achievement.
A £1.7 billion project creating thousands of well-paid jobs and placing Wales at the forefront of renewable energy innovation has been announced by an international consortium.
The innovative energy concept of the Klaus Schleicher Energietechnik installing company in Eichenzell combines solar power with a commercial storage system, 16 charge points and infrared heating. KSE thus wins the innovation prize, awarded for the first time, with its own company building.
Batteries and energy storage systems are key components of the future energy world. As the finalists of this year’s ees Award demonstrate, there is plenty of optimization potential in transportation and installation in particular.
Solar company My-PV has developed a solar-power system using thermal building component activation in commercial buildings: An electric underfloor heating system releases excess solar energy as heat to the building foundation.
Installers and operators of a project with Tesvolt storage units can apply for the Innoinstall Award, which will be awarded for the first time.
Tesla remains the world's most innovative carmaker in pure electric mobility. The Volkswagen Group is well ahead in second place, ahead of the Chinese BYD Group. There are four Chinese carmakers in the top ten.
New battery technologies are expected to enormously increase the driving performance of vehicles powered by electricity. German and Dutch researchers have developed the Sald technology. Now the commercialisation begins.
