Solar generation and smart storage designed to maximize self-consumption
Bexie Energy, together with its installation partner Masnorte Energía Renovable, has completed a new residential photovoltaic project in Siero, Asturias, combining solar generation and energy storage in a single high-performance solution.
The system has been designed to help the homeowner make the most of their solar production, reducing dependence on the grid while increasing self-consumption and overall energy efficiency.
The installation features 6.8 kWp of installed photovoltaic capacity, consisting of 16 Bexie BE 425 M(B)-144 (HC) modules. Energy production is managed through a 5 kW Bexie single-phase inverter, ensuring reliable and optimized operation.
To maximize energy utilization, the project also includes a 10 kWh Bexie BXB battery, allowing excess solar energy generated during the day to be stored and used later when electricity demand is higher or solar production is lower.
Project Features:
- Location: Siero, Asturias, Spain.
- Residential solar installation with battery storage.
- Installed photovoltaic capacity: 6.8 kWp.
- 16 Bexie BE 425 M(B)-144 (HC) modules.
- 5 kW Bexie single-phase inverter.
- 10 kWh Bexie BXB battery.
- Designed to maximize self-consumption.
Key Benefits:
- Increased utilization of solar energy generation.
- Reduced dependence on the electrical grid.
- Lower electricity costs.
- Storage of surplus solar energy for evening use.
- Greater household energy autonomy.
- Reduced carbon footprint and improved sustainability.
Every project is different, but the goal remains the same: helping homeowners and businesses gain more value from the energy they generate and move closer to energy independence.
