COW Dungy Binder, a beautiful electric moped, parking space on charging cars, large charging and “balcony solar” energy storage on the floor on the largest solar energy show in Europe.
Day two at Intersolar in Munich meant trying to understand the large number of energy storage, charging and mobility technologies – which offer such a wide selection of companies such as solar modules, racks and inverters.
To see part of the coverage from day 1 – View breakdancing on the floor!
Anker Solix has released an energy storage solution that is designed as a supplement to balcony -zonne installations, but the ability to scale shows that the company is looking far outside the balcony. The company has released a battery system of 3.6 kW that is supplied with 2,688 kWh storage and can add four more batteries, while using an entrance of up to eight solar panels. The unit has smart software for charging energy to maximize the financial benefit of the system, so that it can stimulate the efficiency of the system on the investment.
The most interesting is that the system can scale up to 14.4 kW of solar, input, 65.5 kWh of energy storage and an output of 4.8 kW. It is clear that nobody places 14 kW of solar energy on their balcony -that tells us that Ankeräs ambitions was far outside the balcony.
Ampsociety is now on the fifth generation of designing hardware for charging cars. This version is specially designed for charging up to 53 cars on a single unit in parking spaces and limited slots by keeping the copper in the unit instead of in the ground that is quite creative in itself. The most interesting is that the kit of very modular with a total of five unique invoice from material components. The hardware peaks at 63 Amps and makes a maximum load speed of 22 kW possible. The software takes into account the timing requirements of vehicles to take into account the very cold weather of Scandanavian countries – which is home to ampsocety.
The Romanian designed electric scooter from Astree is absolutely beautiful and must be seen personally to really appreciate his turns and accents. This author gave it a quick ride and found it easy to steer and beautifully spicy while he started. The battery is removable for simple charging indoors. The device can travel up to 60 km on a single load and quickly reaches the top speed of 45 km/h. The 45 kg unit was easily moved by hand. The company plans to launch the unit in the United States in the coming months. They also design a unit – below – able to be used on a golf course.
Catl launched a new battery yesterday Successed to fit 9 MWh of energy storage within the same footprint of a standard 20 ′ container space. The device uses a 565 AH battery cell to build itself. The technician at the stand said that the most important innovations in the device include that the cooling machine is on top of the battery, so that the heat can be exhausted straight up, versus the sides, which makes a more dense packaging of the units possible. He also said that the company was very happy with a new series of sensors that enables faster detection of gas and temperature changes. The unit uses the new Tener cells of the company that offer minimal demolition for the first five years.
Evermore tries to lower the costs of anode binding material by using cow manure to ‘output’ carbon. The company specifically says that the cows have to eat grass to stimulate the process. The company hopes to reduce the costs of the material by 50%, while it also uses the more environmentally friendly cow digestion process versus standard commercial actions. Evermore will work on a possible end product next year.
Rolls Royce designs Energy storage systemsAlso tries his hand on small modular nuclear reactors. But the most important thing is that they have used a beautiful LEGO set of renewable energy that showed their wide investment in wind, solar energy and hydrogen -but with a heavy focus on energy storage.
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