Spanish start-up launches power optimizer that acts as a load equalizer – pv magazine Global

Ebooster Solar Solutions Global, an R&D and innovation engineering firm based in Murcia specializing in energy efficiency, has completed the technical development and field validation of its Ebooster device. Francisco José Arévalo, the company’s CEO, told pv magazine that the device is designed to optimize energy capture and output without altering installed surface area or the generator’s structural configuration.
Technical documentation reports production increases of up to 40% under real operating conditions, based on comparisons of daily generation curves with and without the device.
The system acts as a load equalizer, modifying current distribution between the module and the device, which “reduces the current flowing through the busbars.” According to Arévalo, this redistribution “lowers the temperature in the contact lines,” a factor that affects cell degradation and hot-spot formation.
Measurements included in the documentation show significant reductions in both average and peak operating temperatures.
The company says the device also stabilizes current and voltage along the string, “allowing the inverter to operate consistently at its maximum power point (MPPT).” The documentation additionally cites reduced voltage drops in the DC line, linked to lower ohmic losses.
The system is plug-and-play and requires one unit per solar panel. Two versions are available: one for one-device-per-panel configurations and another designed to manage two panels in higher-capacity systems.
Model selection is based on a preliminary technical assessment of module power, system configuration, and project energy requirements.
Arévalo said manufacturing is not fully based in Spain or Europe, but relies on an international supply chain, the details of which are not disclosed for confidentiality reasons. The full technical datasheet is also not publicly available and is shared only upon request. The company claims current production capacity could reach between 500,000 and two million units per month under an agreement with an international manufacturer.
He added that the device was developed entirely in-house by the company’s R&D team, without involvement from universities or external research centers.
“We have other solutions aimed at companies in the sector that we are holding back from announcing for the time being. Right now, the focus is on Ebooster,” Arévalo said.
This content is protected by copyright and may not be reused. If you want to cooperate with us and would like to reuse some of our content, please contact: [email protected].
Comments
Please login to comment
The June issue of pv magazine Global is out now!
Available in print and digital – get your copy today!
Thursday, July 9, 2026
11:00 am – 12:30 pm CEST, Berlin, Paris, Madrid
Be part of the high-level European conference on solar and energy storage, exploring bankable BESS projects, warranties, and energy management for residential and C&I sectors
pv magazine USA hosts its third multi-day virtual event on advancing U.S. solar and energy storage markets, covering financing, supply chains, and distributed energy’s role in grid resilience.
Entries open in seven categories: Modules, Inverters, BoS, BESS, Manufacturing, Sustainability, Projects.
April 01 – August 31, 2026
A two-day conference in Austin, Texas, bringing together leaders in US solar manufacturing, equipment specification, and factory execution.
Saudi Arabia is accelerating its clean energy transition—join the SunRise Arabia Clean Energy Conference 2026 in Riyadh to explore how solar PV and energy storage are powering its digital economy.
Showcase your brand across all our platforms: from 13 websites in 7 languages to our magazines, daily newsletters, industry events and more. Reach your audience the right way!
We are participating in Intersolar 2026 again this year! Visit us at our Booth Hall 2 A2.250 to discuss the latest trends within the photovoltaic industry with the pv magazine team.
June 23-25, 2026 | MUNICH, GERMANY

You have no items in your basket.

source

This entry was posted in Renewables. Bookmark the permalink.

Leave a Reply