L R AS Published on Monday 12 February 2024 - n° 475 - Categories:placing on the market
New products in brief: silicon carbide inverters from Imeon, optimisers from Taylor, inverters from Yaskawa Solectria, heat pumps from Trane, panels from Feedgy, etc.
New products in brief: silicon carbide inverters from Imeon, optimisers from Taylor, inverters from Yaskawa Solectria, heat pumps from Trane, panels from Feedgy
Imeon has developed PV inverters using silicon carbide. This material optimises the conversion of solar energy.
with an efficiency of 99% and reduces production costs. As a result, more electricity can be produced with the same surface area of solar panels.
https://tecsol.blogs.com/mon_weblog/2024/02/r%C3%A9volution-technologique-les-onduleurs-imeon-vont-carburer-au-carbure-de-silicium.html
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Taylor, a spin-off from Eindhoven University of Technology, has raised €8 million to develop sales of its string optimisers for rooftop PV systems.
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Yaskawa Solectria Solar, in partnership with panel manufacturer First Solar, has developed inverters for large solar power plants to reduce degradation rates. These are Buy American Act compliant products and eligible for the 100% National Content Bonus credit under the Inflation Reduction Act. These materials were developed in collaboration with First Solar.
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Ireland's Trane launches air-to-water heat pumps with heating and cooling capacities ranging from 8 kW to 30 kW
https://www.pv-magazine.com/2024/02/08/trane-debuts-air-to-water-heat-pumps/
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Paris-based Feedgy is presenting 96-cell semi-transparent heterojunction panels with a power output of 300 Wp to 320 Wp, a transparency of 39% and an efficiency of 13.9% to 14.8%. They are specially designed for market gardening, arboriculture and floriculture. They will be manufactured by Huasun of China.
