Step 1

Assessment and Onboarding

Evaluate the owner's energy assets and consumption patterns.

Install necessary hardware and software for integration.

Ensure compliance with technical and regulatory standards.

Step 2

Connection and Integration

Connect DERs to the central management system via secure communication channels.

Deploy IoT devices and sensors for real-time monitoring.

Step 3

Optimization and Dispatch

Use AI and optimization algorithms to analyze data and manage energy assets.

Dispatch energy based on market signals and grid needs.

Step 4

Market Participation

Aggregate energy from multiple prosumers to participate in larger energy markets.

Submit bids and manage transactions, distributing payments to asset owners.

Step 5

Performance Monitoring and Reporting

Continuously monitor performance and address any issues.

Provide regular reports to prosumers on performance and financial outcomes.

Section 1

Bi-Directional Energy Flow

Grid-Aggregator Inverters support bi-directional energy flow, enabling the conversion of DC power generated by solar panels or stored in batteries to AC power that can be used in homes or fed back into the grid. During periods of excess generation, the inverters manage the export of surplus electricity to the grid. Conversely, during peak demand, they facilitate the import of electricity from the grid.

Section 2

Real-Time Monitoring and Control

Equipped with advanced communication capabilities, Grid-Aggregator Inverters continuously monitor the status of energy generation, consumption, and storage. They relay real-time data to the central management system of the aggregator, allowing for dynamic adjustments based on grid needs and market conditions.

Section 3

Optimized Energy Dispatch

Based on signals from the aggregator, the inverters intelligently manage the dispatch of stored energy to the grid. This ensures that energy is supplied when it is most needed, enhancing grid stability and maximizing financial returns. They also regulate the charging and discharging cycles of batteries to prolong their lifespan and maintain optimal performance.

Section 4

Grid Support Functions

Grid-Aggregator Inverters provide essential grid support functions, such as voltage regulation, frequency control, and reactive power support. These functions are critical for maintaining the reliability and stability of the electrical grid. By participating in ancillary services markets, these inverters enable prosumers to earn additional revenue while supporting overall grid health.

Benefit 1

Increased Efficiency

Enhanced conversion efficiency and intelligent energy management reduce losses and maximize the use of renewable energy.

Benefit 2

Revenue Generation

By enabling participation in various energy markets and ancillary services, Grid-Aggregator Inverters help prosumers generate additional income from their energy assets.

Benefit 3

Grid Stability

The advanced grid support functions provided by these inverters contribute to overall grid reliability and prevent disruptions.

Benefit 4

Scalability

Grid-Aggregator Inverters can be easily scaled to accommodate additional energy assets, making them suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial applications.