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Schletter’s planning tool gets a radical update, Tritec Energy combines aesthetics and efficiency in a new in-roof system, Solaredge streamlines installation with a new app, and Ernst Schweizer launches its rooftop all-rounder, the Multitool – these are this week’s top products.
The solar group has released the new Solaredge Go app, which consolidates all processes for solar installers – from installation and commissioning to management and maintenance.
The innovative solar system is now powering a data centre for a Swiss telecom service provider. The complexity of the installation necessitated a DC-optimised solar inverter solution.
SolarEdge rode the the ups and downs of the 2024 solar market. Newly appointed General Manager Europe Christian Carraro reflects on that year and the year ahead, and predicts steady rising demand.
The smarter E Europe: The new products include solar-powered charging technology for company fleets and the Home One Controller, which integrates heat pumps. The selection of inverters and storage systems continues to grow.
The manufacturer Solaredge presents the One platform for commercial and industrial applications. It was developed as the company's first optimisation platform for project planners (EPCs), technical service providers (O&M) and companies.
After a boom, the Polish photovoltaic market has cooled significantly in 2023. But that's no reason to panic. Demand is still strong, but different from previous years, explains Michal Marona.
SolarEdge announced the global rollout of SolarEdge ONE for C&I, a comprehensive software-based energy optimization platform for Commercial and Industrial (C&I) solar applications.
SolarEdge unveiled at Intersolar 2024 its next-generation three-phase solar inverter and dedicated home battery for the European residential market – expected to be available in the second half of 2025.
Launched recently, the new AI-based energy optimization system SolarEdge ONE is designed to autonomously optimize home energy production and consumption with solar and storage in-line with real-time energy prices.
SolarEdge has entered into a collaboration with Scania Regional Council in the south of Sweden to explore the potential of agrivoltaics (Agri-PV), the combined production of solar energy and agricultural crops on the same land.
Photovoltaic systems on arable and agricultural land are becoming increasingly popular. Noam Shvartz, agri-PV expert at Solaredge, explains an important consideration for farmers who decide to switch to agri-PV.
An EZA controller that ensures grid stability, a new series of heterojunction modules, a new version of a planning software and a new interface for power backup. These are our top products of the week:
Manufacturer Solaredge presents a new backup interface: In combination with the three-phase Home Hub inverter and the Home Battery 48 Volt, the new backup interface enables a full supply of backup power in the event of grid interruptions.
Solaredge has signed a multi-year agreement with Infineon to supply chips for its solar and storage products. New product development is also on the agenda.
A solution that can help to stabilise the grid, ballast trays for the Pro Plus system, new functions for charging station and a double wallbox for commercial applications. These are our top products of the week:
Solaredge has equipped its EV Charger 2 with new functions. Looking to the future, Solaredge has also already integrated the possibility to control the charging process using price signals.
A substructure cast in one piece, a large outdoor storage unit, new charging management that uses AI and a new power optimiser that prevents arcing. These are our top products of the week:
Solaredge will present its new commercial S-Series power optimiser at Intersolar in Munich. Here are the details:
Solaredge has started manufacturing the new NMC cells in its own factory in South Korea. They are designed to expand the range of applications for the company's storage units and promise a longer lifespan.
Tesla 50Hz will design, construct, and operate 40 MW industrial rooftop PVs across 250,000 m2 of industrial buildings in Romania.
The cooperation aims at protecting schools and hospitals from power supply interruptions caused by ongoing missile attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Both organizations are looking for partners to contribute to two programs, in which 150 institutions are to be equipped with solar and storage solutions.
A double glass module with DIBt certification, a hub inverter for increased self-consumption, a Belgian module supplier enters the German market and a hybrid system that secures the electricity supply. These are our top products of the week:
In the Solaredge Home, the so-called hub inverter controls solar power generation, battery storage and backup power during a power outage. The inverter thus also controls the external Home Backup Interface.
PV distributor Menlo Electric invites module manufacturers to participate in its 240 MW module tender. The aim of the bid is to supplement already-contracted PV module deliveries for the first half of 2023.
