La présence d'un réseau électrique qui fonctionne correctement n'est pas toujours aussi évidente qu'il n'y paraît. Une infrastructure insuffisante est souvent la cause d'un réseau peu fiable. Tout devient encore plus compliqué quand il n'y a pas de réseau du tout. Et cependant, vous avez besoin d'une alimentation électrique fiable. Dans ce cas, la seule réponse est un système local fonctionnant correctement. Victron Energy vous offre cette réponse. Nous sommes fiers de vous proposer notre représentation moderne de la liberté et de l'indépendance. Énergie. À tout moment. N'importe où.
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Recently Alp Tilev, Managing Director of Great Lakes Energy in Rwanda, got in touch with me about their Mahama refugee camp project – to build two mini grids and area lighting within the camp. The camp is is located in the Eastern Province of Rwanda ensuring a safe haven for over 50,000 Burundian refugees. This […]
The Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, plays host to The Solar Show Africa on March 26th and 27th. Africa is one of the most dynamic markets for solar energy in the world and the show will feature products and seminars for information hungry visitors. Victron Energy will be showcasing the new 48/5000/70 MultiPlus-II – the ideal […]
The bright light of hope has been kindled in Chetang – a remote community of subsistence farmers in the Himalayas, 50km from Kathmandu. Surrounded by the breathtaking mountains and precipitous valley floors – which tourists travel thousands of miles to explore – residents look forward to the prosperity that a solar-powered electricity micro-grid will bring. […]
Just over a year ago there was a blog about Hydro Power, in which Markus Pauritsch used a Victron MPPT solar charge controller loaded and driven by a Pelton wheel water turbine to charge his off-grid cabin battery system in the Austrian Alps. As you may also recall a few weeks ago we left the […]
You may recall a year ago a blog about Hydro Power, in which Markus Pauritsch used a MPPT solar charge controller loaded and driven by a Pelton wheel water turbine to charge his off-grid cabin battery system in the Austrian Alps. This year (the last day of 2018 as I write this) things have moved […]
