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SolarEdge’s Technology First to Meet South Australia’s New Dynamic Export Regulations
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SolarEdge Technologies, a leader in smart energy technology, has announced that it is the first vendor to meet new Dynamic Export requirements set by the South Australian Government. This initiative aims to stabilize the grid through advanced remote cloud control technologies. Starting in July 2023, SolarEdge's systems will enable owners to export up to six times more energy into the grid compared to non-compliant systems, which are limited to 1.5kW. This innovation allows for enhanced energy management without needing additional hardware, marking a significant milestone in renewable energy adaptation.
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First vendor to certify a native Dynamic Export compliant system.
System owners can export up to six times more energy back into the grid.
No additional hardware needed for compliance with Dynamic Export requirements.
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SA Power Networks is the first Australian electricity distribution network to set Dynamic Export requirements in the State Government's new plan to stabilize the grid with sophisticated and remote cloud control
SolarEdge is the first vendor to develop and certify a native Dynamic Export compliant system without the need of additional hardware
System owners benefit from export of up to six-times more energy back into the grid for most of the year
MILPITAS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. (“SolarEdge”) (NASDAQ: SEDG), a global leader in smart energy technology, announced today that its products have met the new Dynamic Export requirements as part of the South Australian Government's plan to stabilize the grid with sophisticated, remote cloud control technologies. SolarEdge is the first vendor to certify and offer this native dynamic export service to SA Power Network.
Illustration of SolarEdge’s remote Virtual Power Plant (VPP) capabilities (Photo: Business Wire)
The Dynamic Export requirements call for all new solar systems to allow the network operator to remotely update solar systems’ grid export limits to help maintain grid stability. As part of the “Smarter Homes Program” for distributed energy, starting in July 2023 SolarEdge’s residential and small commercial systems in South Australia will be able to respond to network constraint issues through dynamic control of solar energy exports to the grid. The benefit to SolarEdge system owners is that for most of the year, they will be able to export up to six-times more energy back into the grid, compared to non-compliant sites which will be limited to small, 1.5kW fixed export power limits.
SolarEdge’s smart inverters achieve this capability without the complexity and additional costs of adding third-party controllers.
Zvi Lando, SolarEdge’s CEO, said: “Australia is an early adopter of renewable energy technologies, with challenging and complex grid requirements. We are proud to be part of this milestone pioneered by SA Power Networks and we are excited to help network operators solving congestion issues to further increase solar adoption.”
SolarEdge’s full range of residential and commercial solar inverters are on the Australian Clean Energy Council (CEC) approved vendor list here.
About SolarEdge
SolarEdge is a global leader in smart energy technology. By leveraging world-class engineering capabilities and with a relentless focus on innovation, SolarEdge creates smart energy solutions that power our lives and drive future progress. SolarEdge developed an intelligent inverter solution that changed the way power is harvested and managed in photovoltaic (PV) systems. The SolarEdge DC optimized inverter seeks to maximize power generation while lowering the cost of energy produced by the PV system. Continuing to advance smart energy, SolarEdge addresses a broad range of energy market segments through its PV, storage, EV charging, batteries, electric vehicle powertrains, and grid services solutions. Visit us at: solaredge.com
What are the Dynamic Export requirements for SolarEdge products in South Australia?
SolarEdge products meet the new Dynamic Export requirements that allow network operators to remotely control solar energy exports to maintain grid stability.
When will SolarEdge's Dynamic Export compliant systems be available?
SolarEdge's systems will start supporting Dynamic Export requirements from July 2023.
How much energy can SolarEdge system owners export back to the grid?
System owners can export up to six times more energy back to the grid compared to non-compliant systems.
What is the significance of SolarEdge being the first vendor for Dynamic Export?
Being the first vendor to certify a native Dynamic Export compliant system positions SolarEdge as a leader in the smart energy technology sector.
Does the Dynamic Export system require additional hardware?
No, SolarEdge's smart inverters achieve compliance without the need for additional hardware.
