German Solar Company Achieves Energy Self-Sufficiency with an Innovative Approach
Key Ideas
  • German solar company Esysteme21 claims complete energy self-sufficiency using photovoltaics, hydrogen, and battery storage.
  • Company offers this energy solution to industrial and commercial customers.
  • Energy costs for electricity and heat now average €0.25 ($0.27)/kWh.
Esysteme21, a German solar company, has made headlines by achieving complete energy self-sufficiency through an innovative energy mix of photovoltaics, hydrogen, and battery storage. The company is now extending this offering to industrial and commercial customers, revolutionizing the way these sectors can manage their energy needs. Managing director Norbert Unterharnscheidt shared that their energy costs for electricity and heat have significantly reduced to an average of €0.25 ($0.27)/kWh. This achievement underscores the increasing importance and feasibility of renewable energy sources in the global energy landscape. Esysteme21's approach showcases the potential for clean power solutions to not only be sustainable but also cost-effective, opening up new possibilities for businesses looking to transition to greener energy practices. The integration of hydrogen into their energy system demonstrates a forward-thinking mindset towards harnessing diverse renewable sources for a more resilient and sustainable energy future.
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