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Optimizing industrial self-consumption with Bright Sunday
Discover the new use case about autoconsumption
The main challenge for Bright Sunday in its projects in Spain is to optimize industrial self-consumption while strictly complying with Royal Decree 244/2019, which requires precise energy management under the zero-injection mode.
This involves ensuring that no energy is exported to the electrical grid, coordinating photovoltaic production with consumption in real time through advanced control systems, guaranteeing a certified technical solution that avoids regulatory risks, and at the same time maximizing profitability by optimally adjusting generation to the customer’s demand.
Efficient solar self-consumption solution:
Bright Sunday requires a solution that enables efficient solar self-consumption while ensuring full regulatory compliance and stable system operation.
A key requirement is real-time control of surplus energy to prevent any export to the grid.
In Spain, Royal Decree 244/2019 regulates self-consumption systems. Under certain grid constraints or connection conditions, installations must operate in zero-injection mode, meaning that no energy is allowed to be exported to the public grid.
To comply with this requirement, a certified anti-export control system is mandatory. This system must guarantee zero injection at all times using a fast closed-loop control architecture, typically with a response time of less than 2 ms, enabling immediate adjustment of inverter output based on production and consumption variations.
WebdynSunPM provides a certified and scalable control solution designed for these requirements, ensuring real-time export limitation (≤ 2 ms response time) while optimizing the performance and operation of photovoltaic installations.
This approach ensures full compliance with RD 244/2019 and grid operator requirements, while maintaining high system efficiency and operational stability.
Discover the solution, the technical capabilities, the environmental sensor monitoring and the key benefits to respond to that challenge.