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 by Staff Writers Anaheim CA (SPX) Sep 21, 2018
SolarEdge Technologies is unveiling at Solar Power International its expanded StorEdge solution that now offers immediate energy backup of the entire house. SolarEdge's expanded StorEdge solution with a backup interface provides backup power to the entire house, eliminating the need to pre-select backed-up loads. This solution offers easier and faster installation with integration of the meter and auto transformer into the backup interface, and eliminates the need for an additional back-up panel. Higher power and higher capacity backup systems are also supported with multiple batteries connected. "This expanded solution ensures that homeowners are better prepared, safer, and no longer have to be left without power during blackout events," stated Lior Handelsman, VP of Marketing and Product Strategy, and Founder of SolarEdge. "By further enhancing our StorEdge solution with backup for all house loads, we are providing customers with more flexibility and control over the energy they produce, store, and consume. This advancement is another demonstration of how SolarEdge is leading the industry in expanding the PV inverter's role within the energy ecosystem, from a simple DC/AC converter to a holistic energy management system." StorEdge support for backup of the entire house is expected to be available by the end of 2018. Solar Power International attendees are invited to visit the SolarEdge booth (2614) to meet with local and global members of our management and sales teams, learn more about SolarEdge's newest product offerings, and participate in daily trainings.
New high-capacity sodium-ion could replace lithium in rechargeable batteries Birmingham UK (SPX) Sep 13, 2018 University of Birmingham scientists are paving the way to swap the lithium in lithium-ion batteries with sodium, according to research published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. Lithium-ion batteries (LIB) are rechargeable and are widely used in laptops, mobile phones and in hybrid and fully electric vehicles. The electric vehicle is a crucial technology for fighting pollution in cities and realising an era of clean sustainable transport. However lithium is expensive and reso ... read more
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