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Marian Willuhn
Marian Willuhn

Marian Willuhn

Covering online news on the German market and editing the German print issue since 2021, Marian has been writing about power electronics for pv magazine’s global website and monthly print magazine since 2018.

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‘Without energy storage, renewables are not serious power plants’ Chinese inverter and energy storage maker Sungrow invited 300 guests from 20 European countries to its ESS [energy storage system] Experience Day event in Munich, Germany. Discussions focused on energy storage, projects, market figures, and the energy transition. The conclusion: More storage and grid expansion are needed.
Marian Willuhn
Mar 21, 2025
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Enspired, Volytica work battery aging into energy storage trading algorithm Enspired has joined hands with battery diagnostic service provider Volytica to include degradation in its trading optimization services.
Marian Willuhn
Jan 30, 2025
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Researchers in Switzerland develop biodegradable fungi battery A team from the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (Empa) has developed a 3D-printed battery. Fungi are used as anode and cathode with one releasing electrons during metabolism and the other able to absorb them.
Marian Willuhn
Jan 27, 2025
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Solarwatt shows new photovoltaic home storage system The system comes as a stackable battery and can be flexibly configured as an alternating-current (AC) or direct-current (DC) variant. The battery can only be combined with Solarwatt inverters. There is also an emergency power function.
Marian Willuhn
Nov 21, 2024
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Flexbase plans 500 MW redox flow storage project in Switzerland The world's largest redox flow storage facility is to be built at Europe's oldest grid node.
Marian Willuhn
Sep 23, 2024
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Gyucheol Lee
Standard Energy unveils vanadium-ion battery with 1% degradation Vanadium offers unique characteristics as a battery material, as it can shed electrons without shifting from its ionic state, ensuring high cycling stability. South Korea’s Standard Energy has developed a battery with just 1% degradation after 20,000 cycles. The company has already completed 10 MWh of projects in its home market and now aims to expand internationally.
Marian Willuhn
Mar 05, 2024

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