New Solar Technology Going into 2024
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In this video, Joe presents the top 5 new solar technology trends as we are going into 2024.
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Thanks for sharing powerful and informative information 👍
I wish I could get batteries, but my town made it illegal to have them in residential areas. Someone is in bed with the local power company.
A classic case of politicians getting involved in lawmaking for subjects they know nothing about!
@@HerbTVGlumNar just corruption
Wait for the solid state batteries in a couple years hopefully.
Great overview, Joe!
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Thanks for the video, as usual a great job of explaining in a way that is easily understood. Your mention of automatic load control (9:40) was appreciated. In my opinion this is the most needed but least appreciated new technology for maximize backup run time. Western mount states' utilities now proactively cut power, sometimes for over a day during wind events. And, smoke from wildfires cut solar production, often for several days. A few companies provide a level of automatic load management that can deal with such outages, even with no internet access (the cable internet amplifiers use grid power from the pole without backup). Generac's inverter even guarantees overload shedding with no communication link at all using its AC frequency control and power frequency activated load shed modules. I'm sure that other companies are now providing similar capabilities. Perhaps you could do a comparison video of what load management features manufacturers are offering for 2024.
one platform solution is just a dream as most inverter maker still making their own platform. The only solution comes from Victron and its open source software which comes with open source Node-Red so one can automate everything as they like.
The production took a step up this video
Yes, we are rolling out a few new production tools this year. Should be a good show.
Single platform is key. Example: my geothermal heat pump from Bosch needed to intersect with an energy recovery ventilator and it posed uncertainties for the installers about wiring and control. Installers who work on a flat rate will be more confident about their pricing with integrated systems.
Yes, although it might seem restrictive, at least to an overall better experience. That way there’s one person to call. Only one company to hold responsible if something goes wrong.
Early days, battery tech. Waiting for big capacity solid state. Yoshino is the only brand I've seen going all solid state.
Thanks for the content. I started looking for an off grid solution for a property in Taos County where the only electric utility in all of northern NM , Kit Carson Electric Coop has never had a Solar friendly net metering program. And they have a a years long delay on new line extensions.
My plan is to have off grid but ability to connect to KCE grid when or if available. Could care less about EV charging as it’s a fantasy to have EV in rural areas and cold climate areas. No infrastructure for supporting EV.
For a true off grid system, I like the Sol-Ark 15kW with generator backup.
how many years the battery will last?how much will it cost?
My power wall 2s can't charge the heat pump and the tankless water heater due to exceeding the load capacity. I hope upcoming batteries will resolve this because I'm sunk in the summer in the winter if the grid were to go down.
I would consider switching from tankless electric water heater to a more efficient heat pump water heater.
I appreciate your work Joe! Wondering, are you still involved in your academy/courses? Do you have a sign up somewhere?
Yes. Check Solarsurge.pro
You make solar sound without issues!
Electric utility shill.
Seems like bi-directional EV charging will be problematic for the foreseeable future given the EV trucks only support OEM (Ford, GM, etc.) proprietary solutions. These systems do not appear to be compatible with existing solar electronics. For example, Ford/Sunrun said to connect existing solar panels directly to their box. That’s a non starter for an existing system or the Enphase and SolarEdge integrated systems many would like to install. Have you heard anything about the major OEMs supporting the ISO standard for bi-directional charging?
I already have an EV and solar with 1:1 net metering, so there is no pressing need for a battery. I am holding off on investing in a battery system until the ISO standards for interconnectivity are finalized and approved, hopefully within the next 5 years. This will allow any system to connect with any EV provided they both meet the ISO standards for interconnectivity -- no proprietary system lock in when you go to trade in your EV for a different brand. That said, I have learned that a small supplemental home battery, perhaps 5 kWH, would be beneficial, even with a bi-directional charging system. That will allow the home electrical system to continue to function if you need to drive the EV somewhere, for example to a nearby Supercharger to replenish its battery. It is likely that major EV charging locations will get power restored in an emergency sooner than an isolated neighborhood such as the one in which I reside. The major part of your battery system is very mobile with that design. Also, since I trade cars more often than houses, my "mobile battery system" will get an upgrade every 5-10 years.
Hi, just hoping for a little advice about getting my first solar system. I live in Scotland so the weather is very changeable normally cloudy. My annual electricity use is 8400 kilowatts per year and I’m not sure about the kilowatts system requirements, I do not have nor plan to have an EV. The system offered is 8.2Kw of panels + 18 Enphase IQ8AC inverters + 2 IQ5P batteries. The installer estimated a saving of 69% on my electric bills. Would it be advisable to increase the number of panels, batteries or both or does this seem a reasonable system for my needs.
Many thanks, John.
Hi John. At first glance, the system design seems sound. If anything, I would increase the battery storage not the solar panels. Perhaps three or four of the Enphase batteries.
@@SolarSurge thank you so very much for your reply.
Can I ask what's your opinion on the Pointguard stackable battery setup? I was about to do a whole enphase system with 4 iQ5P batteries but now I'm hearing about pointguard....
Great question. I think PointGuard has an innovative solution. We will be covering their product in much more detail in the near future.
@SolarSurge thanks I'm just scared to be the guinea pig. I just know Enphase ain't going anywhere and I know I'd be happy with them... just don't want any regrets spending as much as I am on solar.
Thank you for revisiting the education format instead of the Solar Bro Reform Academy sales how you videos. Those folks are a lost cause when it comes to selling with deep product knowledge and integrity.
Those all sounds like good ideas.
Looking for a modular, integrated vendor that will support a wind turbine. 15-20 kw turbine, farm in Nebraska.
I’m not aware of any all-in-one systems that offer a wind turbine. However, you can purchase a wind turbine kit with its own inverter that can be connected in parallel to the solar inverter, both serving the same electric meter.
Lately, solar has been in beast mode!
Will the 2024 Enphase system bring on a generator in a grid down scenario?
Yes, use the Enphase IQ System Controller 3G
@@SolarSurge Awesome! I have ordered a complete Enphase system with 20kw 5p with a 19.2k/425 Q-Trons with IQ8M. In stead of the A I added two more panels for about the same cost.
@@tryhardurbanfarmer5924 You might need to switch to the Enphase IQ8X to use with the Q.tron panels. Please check the output voltage of the Qtron to make sure it is within the acceptable voltage input range for the micro-inverter.
@@SolarSurge When I create a custom Q-Tron M-G2 425W panel & provide the required electrical specs from the mechanical spec sheet it shows all pair except the X (the H will have the most clipping). However the spec sheet for the IQ8M or A does show the max DC input amps is listed as 12. Q-tron listed Current @ MPP Amps as 12.98 @ STC. Another concern is the Q-Tron is listed @ 108 Cells. I do not see an inverter list higher than a 98-cell. I am an HVAC designer not an electrician/ solar guy. I am trusting a local company with high reviews. Most of everything I have learned has come from you. I just want the perfect designed system for my house. I am already looking at spending $65,500
From what I've heard, this is going to be a VERY good year for battery storage.
My power Hungary home needs 8 IQ10 Enphase batteries to do that and I have only 2.
To hell with the electric utilities. All they care about is money & profit. Get away from that trash folks.
What is new development by Australia people