Designing network architecture for PV systems, especially in the context of electrical planning, brings unique challenges. The process requires integrating numerous components and establishing connections across multiple layers, all while ensuring robust control and monitoring capabilities.
For most PV systems, a foundational network schema is established to support these functionalities. However, in certain regions, particularly across Europe, the complexity intensifies as these systems often need to be coordinated and controlled by multiple stakeholders, each with specific requirements and standards. This means that a well-planned network architecture isn’t just about efficiency—it’s about aligning with regulatory requirements and enabling seamless cross-party integration.
📊 The diagram below illustrates a simplified schema for a PV system operating at medium voltage, showcasing the key connections and control points that ensure system stability, scalability, and compliance.
