IPKIS presents PV grid connected cabinet, a crucial part of solar systems that acts as the main connection point between a solar power station and the electrical grid.
A cornerstone of Riga Airport's sustainability strategy is the updated “Net Zero” roadmap. The airport has committed to achieving climate neutrality by 2035, substantially reducing greenhouse gas emissions and investing in green technologies.
For low-voltage solar power stations that are connected to the grid, the PV grid connected cabinet can also incorporate additional devices for functions like measurement and protection. GGD AC low-voltage distribution cabinets are suitable for power plants, substations, and industrial enterprises.
Renewable energy plays a central role in this transition – in 2024, new solar panel parks were installed on Airport buildings, while design work has begun on a large new solar power plant
As part of the project, improvements to the electricity supply infrastructure at Riga Airport have been completed, including the optimization of the 10kV
IPKIS offers essential PV grid-connected cabinets. They separate solar generation from the grid, supporting measurement and protection.
Development of the power supply infrastructure at Riga Airport involves upgrading the existing electrical network from the current 10 kilovolts to 20 kilovolts and installing a solar panel park on the roofs of
Solar Module systems combined with advanced energy storage provide reliable, uninterrupted power for off-grid telecom cabinets. Continuous power availability ensures network
The solar panels are planned to be installed on the roof of the airport''s North Pier building and will have a total installed capacity of 560–580 kW, which would reduce the airport''s own CO2 emissions by
The solar battery is designed for 5 days (120hrs) of autonomy based on average low temperature. All systems are pre-assembled and factory OkS tested in our manufacturing facility.
With the patented technology of virtual synchronous machine features, it can realize the function of multiple remote free parallels without communication lines and off-grid switching;
Supporting this shift, dedicated charging infrastructure has been built to serve both airport operations and public use. To further improve energy efficiency, RIX completed a
Install solar photovoltaic panels on buildings and/or at ground level. The installation of photovoltaic power enables an airport to produce electrical energy for its own demand. Potential sites for
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