direct coupling ® solar pv into building loads presented by paul savage, ceo

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Direct Coupling® Solar PV

Into Building Loads

PRESENTED BY PAUL SAVAGE, CEO

The Idea

Energy costs ↑

Grid reliability ↓

Utilities need reduced peak demand; fixes are complex

Net-Metering is not a sustainable business practice

Billions of Compromises

Better metering, monitoring and control with integrated storage

10% to 50% improvement!

Use power where, when, and how it is generated

Buildings that integrate DG

The Need

Bring Simplicity to These Problems

The Trend

Our Case Study

Load Profile Before

Introducing Connectivity & Control

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Post-Installation Load

North Fan Speed, Power & Irradiance

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17% Power

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Combined Systems Lower Utility Load by 75%

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Savings Components

Avoided AC Kilowatt Hours; Greater Than 100%

Reduced Demand ChargeLower Usage due to Control

www.directcoupling.com

The Addressable Loads Today

Applications: Computers Overhead Lights Motors Phones Chargers Fans Task lighting UPS

Bill McDonough

Our Customers

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