Energy storage systems in Smart Homes

Energy storage systems in Smart Homes

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Energy storage systems in Smart Homes 2/12/18, 11:01 AM - Varta focuses on the connectivity of their energy storage systems. The number of linkable devices is rising steadily. Varta Varta energy storage systems focus on connectivity and keep all options open for installers and home owners. Wholesaler Segen solar is also distributing the systems from now on. Smart Homes are no longer a vision of the future. Garages, shutters, heaters or electronic devices – nearly every household appliance can be controlled in real time via a smartphone. Smart Homes are everywhere – and with an energy storage system new possibilities are arising. For a smart home mainly smart devices are needed - digital multipliers which are able to communicate with any other device. The energy storage systems from Varta can…
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Improve of the business clime for development of sustainable sector

Improve of the business clime for development of sustainable sector

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Improve of the business clime for development of sustainable sector By Dr Lorenc Gordani The energy system today is on continue evolution and Albania with its high natural renewable potential, have a golden opportunity at least to halt the growth of the imports of the electricity – means CO2 from old central coal of the region. Further as the cost of renewable energy technologies declines in continue, this will enable not only becoming independent but also helping to modernise all the structure of our economy. An above as foreseen by Western Balkan Sustainability Charter, agreed at Paris Summit on 4 July 2016, the establishing of national indicative roadmaps for implementing measures required will increase investor confidence in sustainable energy markets. This should been done as soon as possible not to…
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EIB approves €6.5bn for new energy and transport projects

EIB approves €6.5bn for new energy and transport projects

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EIB approves €6.5bn for new energy and transport projects Feb 12, 2018 Jonny Bairstow The European Investment Bank (EIB) has approved a total of €6.5 billion (£5.8bn) of new financing for 36 projects across Europe, Africa, Asia and South America. Around €1.5 billion (£1.3bn) will be spent financing for Trans-Adriatic Pipeline, which is planned to cross Greece, Albania and the Adriatic Sea before coming ashore in Southern Italy to connect to the Italian natural gas network. The project is part of the Southern Gas Corridor, an initiative identified as a strategically important component within the EU’s energy policy. The EIB also approved a $2 billion (£1.45bn) initiative to address the limited issuance of green bonds in developing countries most vulnerable to a changing climate. Financing will also go ahead for a new 17MW wind farm in Lower Austria,…
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