The Solar Energy Expo 2025 will take place from January 14-16, 2025, at the PTAK International Exhibition Centre in Warsaw, Poland. Organized by PTAK Warsaw Expo, this premier event serves as a vital platform for renewable energy innovation in Central and Eastern Europe, showcasing the latest advancements in solar technology and sustainable energy solutions. Among the many exhibitors, Hinen Group and Alians OZE, a leading provider of renewable energy solutions in Poland, will jointly participate in the expo. Leveraging Hinen’s technological expertise and Alians’ professional services, they aim to offer comprehensive, reliable, and efficient Energy Storage Solutions to customers. Their offerings will be displayed at booth E3.11, where visitors can explore cutting-edge advancements in energy storage technology.
Poland’s renewable energy market has been gaining momentum, driven by government initiatives that prioritize sustainable energy solutions. The “My Electricity” (Mój Prąd) rebate program, now in its sixth phase, has provided subsidies totaling 400 million PLN for household photovoltaic (PV) systems, battery storage, and hot water storage systems. As part of recent policy updates, installations completed after July 31, 2024, must include energy storage or hot water systems to qualify for funding. These measures underscore the Polish government’s commitment to driving the adoption of clean energy through substantial financial incentives.
In line with this energy transition, Hinen is set to showcase its A Series AC5S, an advanced 5kW AC-coupled single-phase residential energy storage system designed to enhance existing PV systems. This all-in-one solution combines a solar inverter, battery inverter, energy storage battery, on/off-grid automatic switching unit, uninterruptible power supply (UPS), and an advanced management system. The Hinen A Series AC5S offers efficient energy management by storing excess energy generated during peak sunlight hours for use during high-demand periods. Its grid-forming capability ensures the solar system continues to operate seamlessly during grid outages, while its ultra-fast switching allows for a transition to off-grid mode within 10 milliseconds during power failures.
