wind power grid Applications

Related terms for "wind power grid": power grid applications , wind power applications

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  Wind power solutions for the off-grid systems sector

  Off-Grid Systems wind & solar-powered rural electrification hubs for easy deployment in the most remote sites.

  By XANT NV based in Brussels, BELGIUM.

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  Hydrogen solutions for power-to-gas sector

  In 2012, GP JOULE developed the power gap filler system to compensate for load fluctuations in the grid resulting from variations in the supply of wind and solar energy. PEM electrolysers convert excess green energy into hydrogen, which can be stored and fed back into the grid as required via a biogas-fired block-type thermal power station. This makes it possible to optimally integrate renewable energies into the electrical grid and offset and compensate for a lack of energy on days when there is little wind or...

  By H-Tec Systems GmbH based in Lübeck, GERMANY.

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  Industrial and Commercial Solar

  Many businesses today are faced with rising energy costs and declining competitiveness. These are some of the reasons why companies are adopting the sustainable and affordable solution of producing their own renewable energy, selling the surplus electricity back to the grid. In Turkey, businesses can install renewable energy systems with a capacity of up to 1 MW without a license, or can apply for a government license to install systems with capacities above 1 MW. Both licensed and unlicensed projects, located...

  By Eko Renewable Energy Inc. (EkoRE) based in Istanbul, TURKEY.

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  Feed-in tariffs while avoiding low price periods

  Biomass energy from gasification, when done responsibly with waste wood or suitable agricultural waste such as nut shells, is often eligible for feed-in tariffs. However, biomass gasification has the advantage of being on-demand, so you can feed renewable energy onto the grid at times when wind and solar are not abundant, enabling you to avoid times when prices are too low due to an excess of wind or solar power being fed to the grid.

  By All Power Labs based in Berkeley, CALIFORNIA (USA).