The South African Solar & Storage Live Africa International Exhibition (Solar&Storage Live Africa) was successfully held from March 18th to 20th. SCU participated in the exhibition with its GRES energy storage system to showcase its latest technologies and solutions in the field of clean energy.
In its cooperation with the African region, SCU has made full use of its technical advantages and experience accumulation to provide customers in many African countries with customized reliable, efficient, environmentally friendly, and affordable energy storage system solutions to meet their needs in energy. supply side needs. At the same time, SCU will also actively carry out technical training and cooperation and exchanges to promote the development of the local clean energy industry and jointly promote the sustainable development and prosperity of the African region.
At the exhibition site, SCU’s booth design was simple and elegant, and the exhibits were bright in style, attracting many visitors to stop and watch. The exhibition area is set up with a physical display area, which vividly demonstrates the appearance design and functional characteristics of the integrated energy storage system GRES, arousing strong interest from visitors.
During the exhibition, SCU’s sales manager and technical manager gave a detailed introduction to the application scenarios, technical features, and performance advantages of the energy storage system, demonstrated the product’s internal structure and actual operation, and conducted in-depth exchanges and discussions with visitors. It brought him a very valuable technical exchange experience.
This exhibition not only provided SCU with a platform to display products and technologies but also provided the company with in-depth interactions and exchanges with industry peers and potential customers, expanding cooperation space and market opportunities. SCU will continue to be committed to innovative research and development and contribute more to the development of the global clean energy industry.
Current status of new energy in Africa
Africa is the sunniest region in the world and has about 60% of the world’s solar resources. Many African countries are located near the equator, with long sunshine hours and high solar radiation intensity, which provide excellent conditions for photovoltaic power generation. However, the energy infrastructure in many areas of Africa is relatively backward and the power supply is unstable.
Battery energy storage systems can help make up for the shortcomings of energy infrastructure, improve the stability of power supply, and provide reliable energy support for the economic development and social progress of African countries. With the continuous advancement of clean energy technology and the gradual reduction of costs, the application prospects of battery energy storage systems in Africa are very broad.
As an energy storage solution provider, SCU has been committed to providing efficient and reliable clean energy solutions to customers around the world. Because of the relatively weak energy infrastructure in Africa, SCU actively develops and promotes battery energy storage system products suitable for Africa, providing African countries with a stable and sustainable supply of clean energy and assisting their economic development and energy transformation.