For Mr. Carlos Rodríguez, an office worker living in Havana, power outages are not just an inconvenience but directly impact his family’s daily life. The refrigerator cannot preserve food, water supply is interrupted, and his children are unable to study consistently.
In response to this situation, TBSolaro implemented a Hybrid solar power system for his home. This solution combines solar energy, battery storage, and grid connection, allowing the system to flexibly switch between power sources depending on actual conditions.
The Hybrid system was selected because, although Mr. Carlos still has access to the grid, it is unstable. Therefore, the system needs to both utilize solar energy to reduce electricity costs and include battery storage to ensure power availability during outages.
After installation, not only were electricity costs significantly reduced, but more importantly, the family regained stability in their daily routine. At TBSolaro, each project is designed based on the specific needs of the customer, ensuring a stable power supply and maintaining uninterrupted daily life.
Installed capacity
4.668 kWp
Installation date
2024-03-15
Year completed
2026
Location
Havana, Cuba
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