Through the Webinar "Aim Right - support for solar cell installations", the industry organizations Svensk Solenergi and Energiföretagen want to place higher demands on inverters.
There are already certain EU directives regarding how inverters should be connected to the electricity grid. Through the 'Aim Right' initiative, the two industry organizations want to simplify registration and ensure that they meet quality and safety requirements. The initiative was started with Denmark as the great role model, writes Svensk Solenergi in a press release.
The notification is reviewed by electricity network companies.
In connection with this, Energiföretagen launched a list of approved inverters on its website. In order to be included in it, the organization must review the information that is reported about the inverter with the help of their assessment group, which has representatives from several electricity network companies.
The webinar can be viewed afterwards on YouTube. Click here to go to the presentation.
Facts about inverters
Solar cells provide direct current (DC) but the electrical appliances in the home use alternating current (AC). The inverter converts direct current to alternating current. They also control so that the solar cells are optimally loaded so that you get the maximum possible power at different solar radiation.
