Self-con­sump­ti­on opti­miza­ti­on is the use of self-gene­ra­ted solar power, in which excess solar power is tem­po­r­a­ri­ly stored in the bat­tery sto­rage and released at a later time to cover its own elec­tri­ci­ty consumption.

Advantages:

• Increased inde­pen­dence from the power grid and rising elec­tri­ci­ty prices
• Increase of self-con­su­med PV electricity
• Reduction of peak loads

With a PV sys­tem, your elec­tric cars can be char­ged with green ener­gy. Combined with a bat­tery sto­rage sys­tem, you can thus also char­ge the car in the evening hours and redu­ce addi­tio­nal peak loads by instal­ling char­ging stations.

Advantages:

• Integration of char­ging points wit­hout addi­tio­nal net­work expansion
• Expansion of char­ging parks
• Use of self-gene­ra­ted PV ener­gy for char­ging elec­tric vehicles