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02
May
2017
German project looks to home photovoltaic systems to help gridBy:RENEWABLE ENERGY Grid operator Tennet and solar battery maker Sonnen have launched a pilot project that will tap home photovoltaic (PV) systems to help iron out imbalances on Germany's power network. Tennet and Sonnen's e-Services subsidiary aim to sign up 6 000 household PV producers equipped with storage batteries by the end of May.
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