Project Overview
project type
Commercial and Industrial Distributed
project's venue
SWEET CASTLE, Kangwon Province, Korea
Project capacity
2MW
product type
HI-MO 4
Technology Highlights (Solar photovoltaic project in Korea)
1. Distributed Generation:
The Kangwon-do project is a distributed energy generation project. This means that it generates energy using multiple smaller sites instead of one large facility. The project comprises several smaller units, each of which operates independently, but as a collective generates enough electricity to power local businesses and support the grid.
2. Innovative Engineering:
The Kangwon-do project uses cutting-edge solar photovoltaic systems, which convert solar energy into clean electricity. The solar panels incorporate monocrystalline technology, which is highly efficient and long-lasting. The project also incorporates advanced electronic technology to manage and distribute the energy generated, optimizing the efficiency of the system.
3. Smart Grid Technology:
The Kangwon-do project features sophisticated smart grid technology, which uses intelligent software to manage power distribution and storage. The smart grid system helps optimize the use of renewable energy and ensure that the grid remains stable and reliable even in the face of fluctuations in the supply of energy.