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Microgrids are installed in a sewage treatment plant in Croatia

Hanersun provided the photovoltaic modules and energy storage solutions for the projects

07-07-23-canal-solar-Microgrids are installed in a sewage treatment plant in Croatia

Hanersun energy storage solution. Photo: Hanersun/Disclosure

The Chinese manufacturer Hanersun announced that its photovoltaic modules and energy storage products were sent for the first time for Croatia.

According to the company, the equipment was destined for Flamtron, an EPC company, helping to build two microgrids for acid water treatment and uninterrupted power supply for processing phosphogypsum landfills.

“Due to the high intensity of seismic activity, the energy infrastructure at the project site was vulnerable to serious damage. So, the customer needed a more reliable energy solution to ensure the continuous operation of the equipment,” said Hanersun.

“Hansun’s customized C&l energy storage products were the right fit. This equipment is characterized by a wide output range, high reliability and flexible modular design, adopting a high-performance LFP cell”, they emphasized.

Company was congratulated for installing the ESS. Photo: Hanersun/Disclosure
Company was congratulated for installing the ESS. Photo: Hanersun/Disclosure
Equipment was sent to Croatia for the first time. Photo: Hanersun/Disclosure
Equipment was sent to Croatia for the first time. Photo: Hanersun/Disclosure

According to the company, these sewage treatment projects were financed by the local government, Flamtron and the EU Solidarity Fund. “Our participation represents technical strength and competitiveness in the C&I energy storage market.”

“The company will continue to promote innovation and application of renewable energy technologies, provide customers with higher quality and more efficient energy solutions, and drive the global low-carbon transition,” they concluded.

Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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