The Gen24 Plus is a hybrid inverter or DC coupled system. Such inverters allow multiple energy flows into the battery and the household at the same time. The clue; such a system setup does not require an extra battery inverter.
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Hybrid inverters – the new trend in residential solar+storage?
Sneak peek at the next generation of inverters
Energy storage systems can bring real value to residential PV system owners, whether through a ramp-up of self-consumption, using the rooftop array’s power for EV charging, or even for back-up power supply. Whatever the reasons for installing a storage system, the market is hot right now, and according to the latest Navigant Research data, distributed storage will grow nearly twentyfold over the next eight years.
Reason enough to look into system design and choosing the right inverter. This webinar, alongside initiative partner Fronius, will share some observations on the U.S. market’s development and explain how these observations influenced the company in developing its latest residential inverter.
The Gen24 Plus is a hybrid inverter or DC coupled system. Such inverters allow multiple energy flows into the battery and the household at the same time. The clue; such a system setup does not require an extra battery inverter.
If customers are required to install PV and are not in favor of buying a storage system at the same time, the hybrid inverter can be an excellent choice. Marc Inniss, National technical sales advisor at Fronius, will explain how the Gen24 Primo can be used to easily retrofit a storage system and the overall system size can be upscaled without having to change the inverter.
We will also be joined by Michael Mills-Price, Head of Inverter and Energy Storage Business, PV Evolution Labs, who will discuss the pro’s and con’s of AC and DC coupled energy storage systems, including the operation, efficiency, resiliency, and overall expectations and capabilities of the systems when connected in these manners.
Join our webinar, and understand the criteria inverter manufactures must meet, where we are now and what we must do to achieve the next level.
Webinar Content:
- Difference between hybrid inverters, classic solar inverters and battery inverters
- Fronius Gen24 Primo
- When to choose DC-coupling?
- How to manage multiple power sources and consumers?
- Retrofitting and upscaling made easy
- Regulations on the U.S. market that favor hybrid inverter solutions
Be part of the conversation!
Questions can be submitted beforehand or during the webinar through a chat window.
Speakers
Marc Inniss, National Technical Sales Advisor, Fronius
Marc Inniss, a native of the island of Barbados, moved to Chicagoland to join the Fronius USA team in 2016. He majored in Electrical engineering at Howard University and after graduation proceeded to work in the ever-evolving solar industry. Bringing his aforementioned experience to Fronius USA his role as a Technical Sales Advisor has positively impacted the Technical Support Division. In his free time, he enjoys all things sports related. Grateful for the opportunities that have been bestowed upon him, Marc is a charismatic individual and an enthusiast for quality customer support.
Michael Mills-Price, Head of Inverter and Energy Storage Business, PV Evolution Labs
Michael is an experienced solar PV technologist with 15 plus years design, evaluation, and testing experience in alternative energy. Michael has proven technical and business relationship experience spanning many years across a diverse set of programs in the solar PV and energy storage industries. He is a registered Professional Engineer and holds a number of patents and publications in the field of renewable energy.
Moderators
Marian Willuhn | Editor, pv magazine
Covering news on power electronics, start-ups and inverters, Marian writes for pv magazine’s international, Australian and German news platforms. He also helps edit the German print magazine. Marian previously worked as a PR-advisor for different clients in the renewable energy business.
Tim Sylvia | Editor, pv magazine USA
Tim Sylvia is an associate editor at pv magazine USA. A graduate of Hood College, Tim has been with pv magazine since May 2018. Tim covers project development, legal issues and renewable energy legislation, as well as contributing to the daily Morning Brief.
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