This supermarket is using solar power and an energy management system and is interconnecting all electricity consumers with producers — the result being low electricity costs and lower CO2 emissions.
Visitors to the Hans-Peter Porsche Traumwerk museum in Bavaria can now charge their electric vehicles with solar power while they marvel at the tin toys, model railways and classic cars on show. A 300 kWp PV system supplies not only the building with electricity, but also the charging stations for electric cars and bikes.
Charging your electric vehicle at home helps you save time and money— especially when the charging process is intelligently integrated into your home energy system. At the 3rd E-Mobility Plugfest at the Audi plant in Brussels, communication between the charging infrastructure and other energy generators and consumers was put to the test.
E-mobility is an important milestone of the energy transition. The majority of car manufacturers already have electric models in their...
People are becoming more and more mobile worldwide. A trend that not only presents considerable challenges for transportation planners, but also makes a significant contribution to climate change. How do we shape the sustainable and user-friendly mobility of the future? Annika Kunze, expert in e-mobility and energy solutions for supermarkets at SMA subsidiary coneva, presents her insights and forecasts.
Do your energy costs take up big chunks of your household budget despite home appliances with the highest energy efficiency...
EEBUS-Standard für E-Mobilität: Erfolgreiches PlugfestWatch this video on YouTube In June, representatives of the EEBUS initiative met in Cologne for...
Solar has become the new norm and can be seen on rooftops and in large-scale commercial projects all over the...
A black-and-white compact car, a thick cable with an oversized plug in the fuel tank opening, a gray box about...
Green design and sustainability to develop the smart city: this is the goal of Tan Tien, the innovative photovoltaic roof...