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Writer's pictureStef Van de Gehuchte

Synergrid regulates plug and play solar panels and home batteries

Adjustment to C10/11 Regulations


Synergrid, the Belgian federation of electricity and gas grid operators, has adjusted the regulations for plug and play systems, finally defining the 'grey area'. Synergrid has been working on these regulatory changes since the beginning of the year. We were also part of the discussions, which were highly constructive. The expectation is that the new guidelines will be approved by the regional regulators, such as the VREG, in November. By May next year, Synergrid’s recommendations are expected to be enacted into law.


Safety First


This is excellent news for plug and play solar panels and home batteries. But what does the adjusted regulation mean for ModuleOne? For our plug and play home battery, not much will change. From the very first design, we prioritized safety and chose to adhere to the strictest standards. We were already compliant with Synergrid’s C10/11 regulations and the European directive CN RfG, which governs plug and play systems. Our decision to follow the highest safety standards is now being rewarded.We are particularly pleased with the clarity Synergrid is providing. We fully support their emphasis on safety as the number one priority. The timing is also perfect, as following the lead of the Netherlands and Germany, Belgium recently adopted plug and play solar panels, also known as balcony solar panels.


Clarity for Users


These plug and play solar panels are compact models that you can place on your balcony or terrace to generate solar energy. For tenants and households in apartments, these plug and play solar panels offer an opportunity to save on energy bills. When combined with a plug-in home battery, they can achieve even more savings.This summer, we saw several stores in Belgium offering plug and play solar panels for sale. You simply plug these panels into an outlet without the need for an electrician. Until recently, this was not allowed, but the new Synergrid regulations have changed that.This clarity was long overdue and will provide an extra boost to the plug and play revolution.


The Future is Plug & Play!






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