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Hybrid energy supply – United Arab Emirates, 2016
Desalination Unit, Dubai, 100 KW
The desalination plant is located at the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park in Dubai. The project aims to extract saltwater and desalinate it by using reverse osmosis technology to produce 50 cubic meters of drinking water. All electricity used to pump and desalinate water at the station is produced via a hybrid electricity source that combines PV cells and batteries. The plant is powered by a photovoltaic array.
The change of the system from a complete off-grid to a system with grid- connection as back-up was no problem, thanks to the SMA Multicluster system. The system can also export excess energy to the grid because of the integrated SMA grid box
Location
Dubai, UAE
Commissioning
2016
Installed PV power
100 kWp
Battery storage capacity
520 kWh / day
Annual energy generation
200,000 kWh
CO2 Savings
160 tons / year
System Technology
9 Sunny Island 8.0H
5 SMA Sunny Tripower 20000TLEE
Multicluster-Box 12
Grid-Connect-Box 12
300 Modules