Fox ESS, a manufacturer of inverters and energy storage systems, has launched Fox ESS Classes, a free online program aimed at training professionals in the solar energy sector.
The program's main objectives are to present the fundamental concepts of energy storage systems, to enable an understanding of the most relevant applications, such as backup, self-consumption, and peak shaving, and to introduce the architecture of grid-connected hybrid systems.
Classes are held every two weeks and cover topics aligned with market demands. According to the manufacturer, the meetings always address different themes and aim to support the continuous professional development of industry professionals, sharing practical, up-to-date knowledge aligned with the real needs of the market.
According to the company, the initiative seeks to strengthen integrators, distributors, designers, engineers, and sales teams. "The initiative reflects Fox ESS's vision that training is one of the main pillars for the sustainable growth of the sector," a spokesperson stated.
The program covers topics such as:
- Fundamentals of inverters and storage systems;
- Sizing of photovoltaic systems with batteries;
- Practical applications in residential, commercial, and industrial projects;
- Sales strategies and market positioning;
- Trends and perspectives in the energy sector.
All classes are 100% online and free, being broadcast live, recorded and made available on [platform name]. official YouTube from Fox ESS, allowing access to professionals from different regions. To register, simply follow the social media from Fox ESS, where dates, topics, and registration links are announced.
"With the launch of Fox ESS Classes, the company reinforces its commitment to technical education and strengthening the market, contributing to the continuous evolution of solar energy," he concluded.
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