Solar Energy – Brazil Is First in The World to Implement Hybrid System for Irrigation with Solar Power

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 03/06/2020 at 14:08

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Technology Primarily Benefits Rural Producers, Who Enhance Their Activities Through Solar Energy

Brazil has just announced the first hybrid irrigation system in application, also the first in the world, using solar energy. Rural producers benefit from solar technology that optimizes electricity costs, increases productivity, and enhances sustainability in rural activities.

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The irrigation system is powered by a photovoltaic system, with inverters, a diesel generator, and a battery bank for autonomy. The major innovation of the project is that the entire system operates in the form of a microgrid, which is a fully autonomous and stable microgrid, without the need for supplementation from the electrical grid. The inverters, battery bank, and diesel generator operate in a coordinated manner, ensuring excellent reliability in meeting the loads.

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Solar Energy – Brazil Is First in The World to Implement Hybrid System for Irrigation with Solar Power

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