We will present our recent advances in short-term forecasting for microgrid applications at the Hybrid Power Systems Workshop, 22-23 May 2019, taking place in Crete, Greece. Come and discuss the challenges that arise with the integration of high shares of renewables into microgrids with us ! Integrating Renewables into Microgrids Our representative will present our key findings from our study using short-term forecasting on
Meteorological Technology International Magazine has published an article about all-sky imagers showcasing Reuniwatt's Sky InSight and explaining its latest features. If you want to know why all-sky imagers are essential for modern airports and the solar industry, you can find the article in the April 2019 edition, pp. 150-151, or download the article here: To the MTI article If you want to go
Our CEO Nicolas Schmutz will introduce the new SunSat Digital Twin on May 15 at 12:30 at The Smarter E forum (B3.570). Solar forecasts for PV-diesel hybrid systems are an enabler for optimal plant control We have been pioneering in forecasting solutions for hybrid applications, and major project developers, integrators and hybrid control system providers have already trusted its
Reuniwatt, a leading expert in atmospheric science and solar forecasting, has been nominated for the second time consecutively for The Smarter E Awards in the category Smart Renewable Energy. With their new SunSat Digital Twin, Reuniwatt is bringing PV monitoring through satellite-to-irradiance data to a new level. New SunSat Digital Twin makes solar asset management simple “We are proud that in 2019 again we
Policy-makers around the world recognize the value that investing in R&D can give back to society, and that the researchers and innovators of today will help shape our future. With such a mindset, one sees the diversity of the topological and climatic conditions, but also the limitations of an island as an opportunity for the development of new solutions. Reuniwatt is a pioneer in solar
Thanks to the government’s strategy and financial incentives, the energy market on Reunion Island is changing rapidly towards a more sustainable future. Today, more than 60% of the island's homes have solar water heaters installed on their roofs. Since the early 2000’s, public policies have largely incentivized photovoltaic solar energy in Reunion Island, making it a test lab for renewables - on- and off-grid. Reunion
