Generation load control
AssigneeGng Electrical Pty Ltd
InventorGregory Neville Rogers
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AssigneeGng Electrical Pty Ltd
InventorGregory Neville Rogers
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This invention relates to a device for controlling at least one of a plurality of electrical loads that are being supplied by at least one renewable energy generator and/or an electrical mains supply. The device comprises an energy sensor for measuring an energy parameter, wherein the energy parameter equates to a value representative of the amount of energy output by the energy sensor, the energy parameter of the energy sensor being directly proportional to the output of the at least one renewable energy generator; a controller means for determining the amount of electrical loads that can be connected or disconnected on the basis of the measured energy parameter; a switching device for connecting and disconnecting the at least one electrical load based on an output of the controller means; and wherein as the energy parameter varies the output of the controller means varies to connect and disconnect electrical loads.
A load controlling device for substantially avoiding export of energy from at least one renewable energy generator to an electrical power grid, the load controlling device configured to reduce export of renewable electrical energy to the power grid whilst maintaining connection between the renewable energy generator, the premises and the electrical power grid, said plurality of electrical loads supplied by at least one renewable energy generator and/or the electrical power grid, wherein the at least one renewable electrical energy generator is configured to derive energy from a renewable energy source;
A method for controlling a plurality of non-essential electrical loads to substantially avoid export of energy from at least one electrical energy generator to an electrical power grid, said plurality of non-essential electrical loads supplied by the at least one renewable energy generator connected to a premises and the electrical power grid, wherein the at least one renewable energy generator derives energy from a renewable energy source;
Computer instruction code executable on a computer processor for controlling at least one of a plurality of non-essential electrical loads to substantially avoid export of energy from a renewable energy generator to an electrical power grid, said plurality of non-essential electrical loads being supplied by the renewable energy generator connected to a premises and/or an electrical power grid, wherein the renewable energy generator derives energy from a renewable energy source;
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