Gantner Instruments Vice President Jürgen Sutterlüti will present PV monitoring systems with insights about the latest PV performance and characterization solutions on Tuesday, November 30th, at 5 pm.
Real PV Module behavior is essential for PV module producers, system integrators, insurance companies, banks, investors, R&D departments, and others who want to understand and verify the technology behavior.
You will learn more about:
- PV Module Performance Characterization solutions
- Advanced edge and cloud data processing
- Performance model and prediction
You can register for the webinar here and join the meeting via Zoom. We are looking forward to your attendance and an exciting discussion.
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