Clean Energy Technologies: Solar, Wind, Storage, Smart Grid & CCUS

Explore the future of energy through photovoltaic solar power, high-efficiency wind turbines, advanced battery energy storage, intelligent grids, and next-generation carbon capture and utilization (CCUS).

Solar Energy Technologies

Solar energy includes photovoltaic (PV) modules, solar inverters and solar-thermal power generation systems. These technologies drive global decarbonization and sustainable electrification.

Photovoltaic Modules

High-efficiency mono/poly modules convert sunlight directly into electricity, powering homes, industries and utility solar farms.

Solar Inverters

Inverters convert DC output into AC, integrating smart MPPT control, grid synchronization and remote monitoring.

Solar-Thermal Power Generation

Photothermal systems use mirrors to concentrate sunlight, producing high-temperature steam for turbine-driven electricity.

Wind Energy: Onshore & Offshore

Wind energy systems harness air flow to generate renewable electricity, with ongoing innovations in material engineering and turbine design.

Onshore / Offshore Wind Turbines

Large-scale wind farms generate clean electricity on land and at sea, delivering high capacity factors in strong wind corridors.

Blade Material Optimization

Modern blades use advanced composites (carbon fiber, fiberglass) to reduce weight, extend lifetime and improve aerodynamic efficiency.

Energy Storage Systems (ESS)

Energy storage stabilizes the grid, enabling peak shaving, frequency regulation and large-scale renewable energy integration.

Lithium-Ion Battery

Li-ion ESS provides fast response, high energy density and is widely used in residential and utility-scale storage.

Liquid Flow Battery

Flow batteries offer long-duration storage with decoupled power and energy design, ideal for grid-scale applications.

Hydrogen Energy Storage

Hydrogen systems convert excess renewable energy into hydrogen for seasonal storage and industrial fuel use.

Smart Grid & Grid Intelligence

Smart grids integrate digital technologies to improve reliability, flexibility and real-time management of electricity networks.

Demand Response

Intelligent load shifting balances supply and demand, reducing peak stress and enhancing grid stability.

Microgrid Management

Microgrids combine local generation, storage and smart control for improved resilience and local autonomy.

V2G — Vehicle to Grid

EVs store energy and feed power back to the grid, enabling peak shaving and renewable energy integration.

Carbon Capture, Utilization & Storage (CCUS)

CCUS captures CO₂ directly from industrial sources or the atmosphere, storing or utilizing it for fuel, chemicals and materials.

Direct Air Capture (DAC)

DAC systems extract CO₂ directly from ambient air using sorbents, enabling negative emissions technologies.

Industrial Carbon Storage

Captured CO₂ is injected into geological formations or used in enhanced oil recovery, chemicals and materials production.

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