Aira has introduced the new Aira Power range, completing its fully integrated Aira Home Energy System. The company says the solution has been designed to ‘slash energy bills, decarbonise homes and accelerate Europe’s transition to affordable, secure and clean energy’.
Building on the introduction of its Aira Heat Pump, Swedish clean energy tech company, Aira, has now introduced two new products – the Aira Power Hub (inverter) and Aira Power Store (battery). Connected in one system, the company says the products work together with solar panels and the Aira Heat Pump to unlock monthly energy bill savings of over 90%.
Peter Prem, Aira Group CEO commented: “The launch of our complete home energy system marks a major milestone for Aira, as we unlock lower bills for millions with monthly energy bills savings of over 90%. By expanding our vertically integrated model into home energy, we are giving households the tools to generate, store and manage clean power efficiently. Clean home energy solutions are pivotal to Europe’s economic resilience, social well-being and energy independence. Every household that makes the switch becomes part of a bigger movement, driving decarbonisation and the much-needed clean energy transition forward.”
The two new products completing the Aira Home Energy System are the Aira Power Store and Aira Power Hub. The Power Store is the battery of the system, banking solar generated, or low-cost electricity from the grid.
The Power Hub converts solar and stored energy, directing it around the home. It plans, forecasts and balances energy flow between the solar panels, grid, heat pump and battery.
Kaj af Kleen, Chief Product and Technology Officer, commented: “Our intelligent products work seamlessly together to offer a robust, fully managed system with one provider and an end-to-end customer experience. The system predicts, optimises, controls and monitors home energy to maximise savings, comfort and efficiency. People across Europe can now benefit from more control than ever before, without lifting a finger.”
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