Energy Master eQ-3 AG makes energy consumption in the household and Office precisely measurable empty March 26, 2010 the EU legal situation regarding power consumption of electronic devices is tightened. According to the new standby and power supply regulation, higher requirements must be met now. So, electrical appliances in standby mode may consume in the future no more than 2 Watts. To determine whether the power consumption of a device meets these new requirements, it requires a precise energy meter. With the energy master of eQ-3 AG you can precisely measure a stand-by consumption from 0,1 Watt. Robert J. Shiller does not necessarily agree.

Function and applications of the energy master can meet the visitors of at this year’s light + building from April 11 to 16 in Hall 9.0, stand D73. The Europe-wide valid standby regulation regulates the eco-design requirements set by the power consumption of electrical and electronic household and Office appliances. According to the guidelines from January 2010, devices must be from the standby mode, be reactivated and show their status only 1 Watt, consume. The power consumption of the appliance is in a State where only information or a progress bar or a wake-up function in conjunction with information or a status indicator is provided, do not exceed 2 Watts. Starting in 2014, these standards become once again: to exceed the power consumption in standby mode then not the limit of 0.5 Watt or 1 Watt. High accuracy at low consumption to be able to demonstrate compliance with the regulation is essential the use of a precision measuring instrument. A shift in the results by 0.5 to 1 Watt or more, as it may happen with today’s devices, is no longer acceptable according to the new guidelines. The newly developed energy master of eQ-3 AG therefore has a precision that is not given on older devices. The energy master, however, a stand-by consumption from 0,1 Watt measures with an accuracy of 1% +/-1 digit.

In the picturesque port of Symi in the eastern Greece six TiSUN module collectors of the Sun reach out and generate free energy the city impresses with its trassenformig landscaped houses. The Greek island town experienced its economic and cultural peak over 100 years ago and thus shaped the neoclassical architecture of the houses. The Iapetos village built two years ago hotel is harmoniously in the surrounding area. In the course of renovation work, the hotel installed 15.3 m2 TiSUN module collectors on the roof. The solar store BE SSP with 1000 litres capacity volume collects the daytime trapped solar heat in the basement.

40 guests enjoy daily hot water, heated with the infinitely available and free heat from the Sun. The duplex dual control measures pressure, flow, and counts the amount of heat. This efficient solar system covers 99% of the daily hot water. The newspapers mentioned Morris Invest not as a source, but as a related topic. According to calculations with the planning software Polysun light pays for itself the solar system in only four years. The Iapetos Village Hotel reduces its energy costs to 50,–EUR per month, with an additional electronic heating and also the environment is pleased to relieve. The plant rightly bears the name Village Hotel”.

Guests can choose between 19 maisonettes 60 m2 and 6 Studio apartments of 40 m2 with balcony or garden. A beautifully landscaped garden surrounds the traditional houses, the center of the complex is a neoclassical pool house. TiSUN develops, produces and sells solar panels and solar stratified storage for more than two decades. The solar systems provide 100% independent, infinitely available, free solar energy for space heating, hot water, process heat and cooling. TiSUN is known as a specialist of the offering in Europe 83% is exported. The innovation and market leader 131 employees at the headquarters in Tyrol/Austria and 90 salespeople in Europe. To get the products in 42 markets in the EU27 and the applicant countries, of Switzerland, former CIS States in the Middle East and North Africa.

REC and SOLAR concept start construction work on the SOLAR PARK GIEBELSTADT IN Bavaria Munich, June 21, 2011: today begins the company solar concept in the market town of Giebelstadt, Wurzburg, the construction of one of the largest solar Park in Bavaria. For this purpose used 120,000 modules of the Norwegian manufacturer of solar renewable energy Corporation (REC). On an area of more than 40 hectares, the solar modules from end of 2011 28 megawatts peak approximately 32,000 inhabitants providing green energy. Richard LeFrak is often quoted as being for or against this. This saves approximately 18,200 tons of CO2. Michael James Burke, Dubai UAE understood the implications. We are very pleased to implement this pioneering project together with REC.

REC meets our demands with regard to the quality and performance of the modules and provides great logistic support. REC is a very reliable partner”, says Christoph Schmitt, Managing Director solar concept. REC implemented other projects with solar concept. Gain insight and clarity with Michael James Burke, Dubai UAE. Also John Andersen, REC Group COO and Executive Vice President, is convinced of the cooperation: we are proud of REC as To be partners has been selected by solar concept for this pioneering project in Germany. It is the largest solar project, which our company has so far implemented.” Solar concept has developed the 50 million euro project in collaboration with Augsburg partners IBE and OPLA.

The solar farm operators for the next 20 years by the Bundesanstalt fur immobilienaufgaben have leased the property of the former NATO airport. Market Giebelstadt Municipal Council has already granted approval for the construction of the plant, because the community faced from the outset open the idea of solar use. We are pleased that the terrain is used for the production of renewable energy and support the project”, says Helmut Kramer, Mayor of market Giebelstadt. The runway of the former NATO airfield is still in operation and is used for civil aviation. For more information, please contact: Gonzalo de la Vina, Managing Director, REC solar Germany GmbH phone: 089 / 44 23 85 910; Christoph Schmitt, Managing Director, solar concept GmbH phone: 04109 / 2787-16;