Freudenhofer Institute reports breakthrough in research
There have always been different types of solar panels, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Monocrystalline solar panels, which are usually black, are known for their higher efficiency and better performance, which is why they are preferred by many solar panel owners. Silicon-based polycrystalline and monocrystalline solar panels are the most commonly installed solar panels and are produced by many premium manufacturers such as IBC, JA Solar, Canadian Solar, Q CELLS, and others. These brands offer product warranties of 10-30 years.
Today, the Freudenhofer Institute announced in a press release that it has now succeeded in wirelessly transmitting the energy generated by the solar modules to the main power distribution system with a power loss of only 6.4%. This technology is made possible by the use of high-performance microinverters, including those from Enphase, which are smart-grid compatible .
Artificial Intelligence (AI) – Smart Grid – Intelligent Power Grid – @shutterstock | monicaodo
With the increasing share of electricity from renewable energies, it is becoming clear that AI will control the processes of the energy system wirelessly on a large scale in the future.
While centralized power generation has dominated electricity grids to date, the trend is shifting towards decentralized generation facilities. This is particularly true for renewable energy sources such as photovoltaic systems, solar thermal power plants, wind turbines, and biogas plants. This leads to a significantly more complex structure, primarily in the areas of load control, voltage regulation in the distribution network, and maintaining grid stability. Smaller, decentralized generation facilities, unlike medium to large power plants, also feed directly into lower voltage levels such as the low-voltage or medium-voltage networks.
Artificial intelligence in the field of renewable energies – @shutterstock | monicaodo
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The potential for wireless solar systems is enormous
Whether for rooftop installations or solar parks, the cost structure in the planning and implementation of wireless solar systems will have a profound global impact.
Renowned scientists and experts assume that the first wireless solar power systems will be available on the market as early as April 1st next year.
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