What is the Hybrid Solar Power System

What is the Hybrid Solar Power System


The Ascot Hybrid Solar Power System (HSPS) is an ideal solution for Off-Grid areas (where there is no electricity grid and energy is generated only through traditional generators) that allows harnessing renewable sources to produce clean and reliable energy.Get more news about Off Grid Hybrid Solar Power System,you can vist our website!

It is an innovative hybrid technology that combines a photovoltaic system, SCC (Solar Charger Controller) that stores DC energy in batteries, and HPP (Hybrid Power Modules). In the context of a clean energy future, Ascot's HSPS is an ideal solution to accelerate the energy transition and generate power in many parts of the world, reducing costs, fuel consumption, and emissions.
What is the purpose of the Hybrid Solar Power System and when is it employed

Ascot's Hybrid Solar Power System is designed to store the energy generated by the photovoltaic system to fully power the load during daylight hours.

Excess energy is stored in batteries for use during nighttime. When the sun is not available or the accumulated energy is not sufficient to power the load, the Stand-by Generator comes to the rescue.

It combines the advantages of renewable energy with the reliability of immediate energy, becoming a secure and efficient primary power source.

Its purpose is, therefore, to ensure a significant reduction in emissions of up to 100% and to reduce operational costs associated with a Standard Generator that would otherwise run 24/7.
Differences from ESPP (Energy Storage Power Plant)

An Energy Storage Power Plant (ESPP) is a system that stores energy produced from renewable sources in batteries or other storage devices. This energy can then be used when needed.

The main difference is that the Hybrid Solar Power Plant is used as the primary source in Off-Grid areas, as mentioned earlier, while ESPPs are employed in areas where the grid is "good," serving as an energy "buffer." They allow for storing excess energy during low demand and releasing it during periods of high demand.

For industrial applications, these systems are primarily used by those who already have grid-connected solar panels. The specific use of Ascot's ESPP consists of storing energy for later use, generally in the evening or when it is necessary to exchange it with the grid at a lower cost.