Project Overview
project type
Commercial and Industrial Distributed
project's venue
Wocheon County, Korea
Project capacity
0.6MW
product type
HI-MO 4
Technical Highlights(Solar Power Project in Korea)
1. Distributed Solar Photovoltaic Power Generation
The Wocheon County Project is a distributed solar photovoltaic power generation system, which means that it consists of multiple small-scale photovoltaic power generation units, typically installed on the rooftops of buildings. This approach is significantly different from traditional large-scale solar power plants, which require vast amounts of space and a significant investment in infrastructure. The distributed approach allows the Wocheon County Project to generate electricity close to where it is needed, reducing transmission losses and improving reliability.
2. Energy Storage System
One of the key challenges with solar power generation is that it is intermittent, meaning that it is dependent on weather conditions. To address this challenge, the Wocheon County Project includes an energy storage system, which allows excess energy to be stored and used when solar power production is low. This system improves overall efficiency and can ensure a consistent supply of electricity to consumers.
3. Smart Grid Technology
Smart grid technology is a critical component of the Wocheon County Project, facilitating the management and optimization of power generation and distribution. The system incorporates real-time data analysis, forecast models, and monitoring tools to evaluate energy production, consumption, and storage, allowing for more efficient distribution and resource allocation.