Since July 2016, French national law supervises renewable energy Self-consumption for end users.
Self consumption defines a producer (self-producer) that partially or completely consumes energy electric energy produced by his own installation.
Self-consumption with batteries
It represents a real advantage as it maximises energy consumption locally produced.
Through this system, it is easier to reduce energy bill and get a return on investment.
Adding a battery considerably improves its efficiency. This system storages the energy produced during the day (…). See the article (only in French)
PowerTech Systems offers an advanced energy storage system with lithium ion technology. It entirely prevents from explosion or fire risks (…). See the article (only in French)
The continuous supply of electrical energy is a key issue to be addressed
The solar panels do not work at night and badly with bad weather. Also, wind turbines depend on wind conditions. Generators depend on the supply of gasoline.
The energy generated at a certain time of the day must be stored to optimise domestic use, without disrupting supply and with permanent control of the remaining energy reserve.
The batteries required for energy storage must be durable, reliable, environmentally friendly, and must be able to supply energy for long periods of time without being powered by the grid.
The Self-consumption market in France
In 2017,
- about 15 000 households self-consume their own-produced electricity,
- and 5,000 other households sell their surplus.
- According to the Commission de régulation de l’énergie (CRE), France has 14,000 self-consumers in 201
PowerTech Systems present on the electromobility market
Energy storage: PowerTech Systems Plug&Play solutions
