In this regards, Ashenafi Weldemariam, from Ethiopia, will spend his summer months at Glava Energy Center testing several components such as modules, inverters, batteries, battery chargers and meters; as well as testing the effect of shading on a normal module vs a type of smart module (ITS) developed by Swemodule.
Getu Temasgen, also from Ethiopia, is currently working with ESES alumni Joe Philip, in a project to install a micro-grid for 6 villages in Ghana. Getu is doing some of the technology and local company research as well as a preliminary design of the PV system + energy storage for the villages.
Marcos Morales Pallares, from Spain, has been working on the simulation of a PV string inverter with MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking), as internship work for Optistring, a startup located in Stockholm.
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