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Rheem Active Hot Water Control

Sector: Manufacturing (Industrial) • Location: Australia

Source: Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA)

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The Rheem Active Hot Water Control project aims to demonstrate active control over 2,400 residential hot water systems in South Australia. South Australia has a fast growing renewable energy industry. Currently it is grappling with excess rooftop solar PV generated during the day when there is less demand for it. This generation is often curtailed and exported to other parts of the National Electr

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The project “Rheem Active Hot Water Control” is an infrastructure initiative in the Manufacturing (Industrial) sector, located in Australia. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA).

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The Rheem Active Hot Water Control project aims to demonstrate active control over 2,400 residential hot water systems in South Australia. South Australia has a fast growing renewable energy industry. Currently it is grappling with excess rooftop solar PV generated during the day when there is less demand for it. This generation is often curtailed and exported to other parts of the National Electricity Market but these exports are reaching their limits. The challenge is finding ways to maximise the use of renewable energy when it is cheap and plentiful. One way this could be done is by managing when electric water heaters are charged. Currently water heaters charge overnight or, in a home with solar PV, in the early morning or evening when demand for energy is high. The Rheem Active Hot Water Control project aims to introduce new and flexible options for grid management by testing ways to manage when hot water heaters are charged.

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