Presenting new software for virtual power plants

[...] With the newly developed software SonnenVPP, electricity storage or other devices can be integrated into a virtual power plant via a simple Internet connection.





Sonnen presents new software for virtual power plants

The storage units networked via the Internet are combined into individual bundles of two megawatts.
This makes it even easier for private households to take over functions in the power grid that were previously reserved for industrial suppliers. Since no additional devices are required, the previously incurred networking costs are reduced to a fraction. Thanks to new minimum IT requirements, it is now possible for the first time to network so-called micro-installations with an output of up to 25 kilowatts by way of the Internet. This includes home storage devices such as the Sonnenbatterie, but also heat pumps or EV chargers. This requires an encrypted VPN connection, a so-called "media break" and other security-related safeguards.

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