pv magazine Webinar | The future of C&I – from energy storage to BIPV

Energy storage has become a “must have” for commercial and industrial (C&I) installations in key markets across Europe and there’s no shortage of options for EPC companies, installers and final consumers to consider. Things are evolving rapidly, with new innovations and opportunities in energy storage coming to market, leaving potential C&I clients with much to consider.

In this pv magazine Webinar we’ll be joined by GoodWe to discuss key trends in C&I while asking the manufacturer to explain how its product range handles the challenges present in today’s market. We’ll consider technological variables such as the differences between liquid and air cooling systems, and their effectiveness in high-power applications. We’ll look at how C&I storage can not only provide flexibility but has potential as a revenue opportunity in markets where aggregation is emerging as a tool for providing services to the grid.

We’ll also hear the latest from GoodWe on its BIPV offer, discussing how ultra-lightweight solar panels can be used across a range of applications. For real world insights on GoodWe’s Galaxy ultra-lightweight solar panel, we’ll learn about an Australian C&I project where BIPV and storage have been integrated.

pv magazine Webinar content:
• Key trends in C&I storage: Self-consumption, subsidies, virtual power plants (VPP) and more
• An introduction to GoodWe’s all-in-one liquid cooled 125/261KWh Energy Storage Solution
• The evolving role of energy management systems (EMS) in C&I storage
• New revenue opportunities in aggregation and grid services
• Dynamic tariffs and EU regulations
• Storage case study
• Introduction to GoodWe’s BIPV module
• Australian BIPV case study
• Q&A

We encourage you to take part in the discussion and ask questions, which can be submitted beforehand or through a chat window during the webinar. This webinar will be moderated by Mark Hutchins, magazine director, and Matthew Lynas, editor, at pv magazine.

The registration for this webinar is free of charge