Carport solar power generation: Charging EVs with standalone solar power generation.
Charging EVs under a solar carport - Charging possible with solar power even when away from the building - Standalone solar power generation.
As the adoption of solar carports progresses, there is a demand to directly charge EVs with the generated electricity. When the parking lot for employees is located away from the building, conventional grid-connected solar power systems cannot connect to the power company, making it impossible for solar power generation to operate. However, with a standalone (off-grid) solar power system, it is possible to charge the batteries while also charging the EVs using the solar power generated by the carport.
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Next Energy product TM2 Dulight NER-TM2D4 for 6 units Solar capacity 28.125kW Off-grid storage battery capacity 52.22kW EV charger 6kW standard charger AWSJ60000101 1 unit
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Since it is far from the building, it is difficult to connect to the internal wiring, so the power from the carport solar power generation will be used for an independent system to supply outdoor lights, security cameras, and charging for electric vehicles.
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Next Energy and Resources aims to promote and spread the use of renewable energy through various businesses. We provide solutions for a wide range of power generation development, from the design, construction, and maintenance (O&M) of industrial solar power plants such as mega-solar, to the sale of system components like solar modules and power conditioners for residential solar power generation. We can also propose self-consumption systems that combine energy storage systems to reduce energy costs. Additionally, we are involved in a wide range of businesses related to renewable energy, including the reuse of solar modules, independent storage systems, and electricity retail services. ■ Head Office / Product Technology Center: Komagane City, Nagano Prefecture ■ Tokyo Head Office: Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo ■ Osaka Sales Office: Yodogawa Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture ■ Nagoya Sales Office: Kiyosu City, Aichi Prefecture ■ Fukuoka Sales Office: Hakata Ward, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture ■ Ho Chi Minh Office: Ho Chi Minh City, Socialist Republic of Vietnam
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