Successful attendance at the RETELEC SYSTEM conference on photovoltaic self-consumption and charging solutions for electric vehicles at APIEM

• Second call of the training day in the APIEM auditorium, which hangs the “full capacity” sign.

Retelec System, the specialist in efficient solutions for electrical systems, continues its training work in 2023, bringing market trends that represent business opportunities to professional installers. After the success of the conference held last December at APIEM (Professional Association of Electrical and Telecommunications Installers of Madrid), RETELEC organized a second technical conference on 'Photovoltaic self-consumption and new solutions for recharging electric vehicles', which again had a full capacity .

The brand wanted to bring training closer to installers again, giving a new opportunity to all those who could not attend in December due to lack of capacity.

The day was presented by Fernando Flores, Commercial Director of RETELEC SYSTEM, and taught by Cristian Gallego, head of the company's photovoltaic department. The theme confirms the good moment that self-consumption and electric vehicle infrastructure are experiencing among installers. Two market niches that, “although they are evolving at a good pace, could stagnate due to the lack of qualified labor; a problem that is slowing down the construction of numerous installations,” Fernando Flores stressed… And the fact is that “the shortage of professionals has become one of the main demands of companies, hence the importance of training for the training of professionals.” .

Complete portfolio of RETELEC solutions

As is usual in the RETELEC SYSTEM conferences, the training combined theory and practice, thereby making it easier for installers to delve deeper into these technologies with great potential that are committed to savings, efficiency and sustainability. During the course of the talk, the basic concepts that installers should know about photovoltaic solar installations and the installation of panels were first addressed; presented the RETELEC range of inverters as well as the brand's protection panels and electric vehicle charger models.

With this new call, the Madrid firm is committed to collaborating with the entire value chain of the electrical material market and to training professionals in the sector in new technologies, where they will find the greatest opportunities for the exercise of their profession.