Delta Electronics Unveils Microgrid-based Green EV Charging Station at ELECRAMA 2023
Delta Electronics, Noida-based EV charging equipment and motor drive manufacturer showcased a wide portfolio of IoT-based smart green solutions which included a smart microgrid-based Green EV Charging Station and the new Open-Loop Variable-Torque Standard Drive VP3000 Series at ELECRAMA 2023.
The solution integrates Delta’s EV chargers, energy storage systems, PV inverters, and EV Charging Infrastructure Management System to enable microgrids capable of providing clean electricity to EVs while helping to stabilize the grid of the EV charging infrastructure, the company claims.
Benjamin Lin, President, of Delta Electronics India said, “We intend to leverage our global leadership in energy infrastructure, reflected in the more than 2 million Delta EV chargers shipped to our customers worldwide over the past decade, to help Indian cities reduce their carbon footprint.”
The showcase underscores Delta’s unique capability to provide a broad portfolio of IoT-based smart energy-saving solutions to foster India’s sustainable cities and smart factories, Lin added.
Delta India which has delivered over 7,000 EV chargers to date offers EV charger options from the 22kW AC Max for residential and commercial applications to the 240kW DC charger for fast charging stations.
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