Flexibility is essential to the energy transition and while grid resilience may not be the first concern for consumers, the potential to lower electricity bills is an attractive proposition for many. In this pv magazine Webinar we’ll be joined by Rudolf Schell, senior training expert at SolaX Power to discuss the future of energy management and how installers and distributors can secure value for themselves and their customers through this emerging segment.

We will discuss the opportunities for in key European markets for energy management systems, as SolaX unveils its new-to-market XHub product. For installers, SolaX will explain how to integrate PV, battery storage, EV chargers and heat pumps with XHub, and offer setup, monitoring and optimization tips.

Attendees will learn how AI and cloud software can be used to improve home and commercial energy system performance, the impact intelligent scheduling and dynamic electricity pricing can have on return on investment, and other practical insights.

Solax will also explain how the XHub supports international grid standards and regulatory requirements and describe how the energy management unit optimizes performance in different environments from homes to large installation.

Webinar content:

• Introduction to SolaX XHub
• AI-driven scheduling, dynamic pricing, cloud technology
• Real time energy planning
• Integration of PV, storage EVs and heat pumps
• Practical insights on installation and ROI optimization
• Audience Q&A

Audience questions can be submitted beforehand or through the comments window during the webinar. This webinar will be moderated by Matthew Lynas, editor, pv magazine.

Registration for this pv magazine Webinar is free of charge.

Speakers

Rudolf Schell | Senior Training Expert, SolaX Power

For almost seven years, he has been part of a leading manufacturer of PV inverters and battery storage systems. In his current role as a Senior Training Expert, he’s responsible for the design, delivery, and continuous development of technical training and webinars — for both internal staff and external partners and customers.

Moderators

Matthew Lynas | Editor, pv magazine