Reply To: CQU Project – Transportable and Scalable Clean Energy System

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21/08/2023 at 3:10 pm #6702
Dominique Sleaford
Participant

    Hi Jean,

    Thanks for your help on our previous post. I am another member of this CQU team and had a question about the scalability aspect of the project. Is it recommended that the system we design can be scaled simply by adding more solar panels (we have chosen solar power as our energy producer) or turning some off? Or is it better to utilise transformers to step-up/step-down the voltage/current to adapt to the needs of the site?

    Thanks,
    Dom

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