Distributed Batteries for Solar PV Systems Webinar Series
Agenda
Distributed Batteries for Solar PV Systems, Part I
Thursday, April 2, 2020, 11:00 AM – 2:15 PM
Overview of residential, commercial, and utility battery applications
Residential: cost-benefit analysis
Commercial: cost-benefit analysis
Utility scale
Battery types
Cost-effectiveness
120kWh residential solar battery case study
Distributed Batteries for Solar PV Systems, Part II
Friday, April 3, 2020, 11:00 AM – 2:15 PM CDT
The battery
Installation requirements
Budget and payback
Balance of system requirements
Battery inverter
Battery sizing
Adding batteries to existing systems
Webinar Instructions
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Credits
Engineers
6.0 PDHs
Architects
6.0 HSW CE Hours
AIA
6.0 LU|HSW
Continuing Education Credit Information
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Speakers
John Cromer
John Cromer is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with a BSE degree in mechanical engineering with 12 years of industry experience designing and installing residential and commercial solar photovoltaic power projects up to 1MW in size, with an emphasis on rooftop solar. Before transitioning into the solar industry, he worked as a control system engineer in oil and gas for Fluor Corporation. He has since obtained his Master Electrician and Residential Contractor certificate of responsibilities, as well as a NABCEP PV Installer industry certificate. Writing and teaching solar training programs in between projects, his latest programs include content on batteries and electronic load control, for both residential and commercial applications. He is the founder of energy controller company Levll.
There are 2 Courses in This Seminar
Distributed Batteries for Solar PV Systems, Part I
WebinarApril 2, 2020John Cromer
Speakers
John Cromer
John Cromer is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with a BSE degree in mechanical engineering with 12 years of industry experience designing and installing residential and commercial solar photovoltaic power projects up to 1MW in size, with an emphasis on rooftop solar. Before transitioning into the solar industry, he worked as a control system engineer in oil and gas for Fluor Corporation. He has since obtained his Master Electrician and Residential Contractor certificate of responsibilities, as well as a NABCEP PV Installer industry certificate. Writing and teaching solar training programs in between projects, his latest programs include content on batteries and electronic load control, for both residential and commercial applications. He is the founder of energy controller company Levll.
Distributed Batteries for Solar PV Systems, Part II
WebinarApril 3, 2020John Cromer
Speakers
John Cromer
John Cromer is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with a BSE degree in mechanical engineering with 12 years of industry experience designing and installing residential and commercial solar photovoltaic power projects up to 1MW in size, with an emphasis on rooftop solar. Before transitioning into the solar industry, he worked as a control system engineer in oil and gas for Fluor Corporation. He has since obtained his Master Electrician and Residential Contractor certificate of responsibilities, as well as a NABCEP PV Installer industry certificate. Writing and teaching solar training programs in between projects, his latest programs include content on batteries and electronic load control, for both residential and commercial applications. He is the founder of energy controller company Levll.
