Solar self-sufficiency is the dream of many households and businesses. This is often hindered by drawn-out processes and high equipment costs, making the aim overly complex and expensive. Pierre-Olivier Moix, chief technology officer (CTO) of Studer Innotec, explains how the Swiss power electronics supplier is now demonstrating that self-sufficiency can more easily become a reality.
Studer’s “Next3” hybrid inverters can play a crucial role in a building’s energy system.
Photos: Studer Innotec
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