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As countries continue to invest in sustainable and efficient energy solutions to meet both domestic demand and climate change objectives, having the best technology to generate, convert and store energy is a crucial step in making renewable energy the new normal.
The International Energy Agency expects that by 2025, renewable energy yield will surpass coal and become the primary power source for the globe. Clean energies are also getting cheaper to make.
Prices for photovoltaic (FV) modules in 2023 declined by almost 50% year-on-year, with cost reductions and fast deployment set to continue.
The problem when it comes to sources like solar, is that energy supply can fluctuate depending on weather conditions. The variable nature of renewable energy sources mean that power outputs can vary and this could lead to rapid changes in power flow when large projects are connected to the grid - posing further technical challenges.
"Our innovative FusionSolar Smart FV and Energy Storage System solutions are able to cope with these challenges thanks to voltages establishment technology, fast-acting power response technology, high-current transmission technology and more/ says Nick Lusson, Vice President of Huawei Digital Power East Africa.
Typically, these systems are made up of:
• Reliable high-power inverters
• Smart Transformer Station (STS)
• Smart PV Controller
• Liquid-cooled battery energy storage systems
"As the scale of power plants increase, the requirements for lifecycle operation and management also grow. Connecting a massive number of distributed sites requires simpler and more efficient management, which Huawei offers by using cloud, AI, and intelligent capabilities," explains Lusson. |
