ORLANDO, Fla. – It’s an issue with solar panels that brought together a Central Florida electric company and a college student, solving problems to better the future of sustainable energy.“So you have tens of thousands of solar panels in a solar farm. How do you know what each of those solar panels is doing? Are they operating properly? Are there issues? How do you diagnose an issue with that many solar panels,” said Orlando Utility Commission Manager of Emerging Technologies Justin Kramer.[TRENDING: Nicole expected to become hurricane, projected path shifts over Central Florida | Powerball announces delay to record-breaking $1.9B drawing | Become a News 6 Insider]OUC turned to the engineering students at the University of Central Florida to help find solutions.“It never ceases to amaze you how they’d approach the problem differently than I would,” Kramer said.Maguire…
💡‘It’s critical:’ OUC partnership with UCF students helps create tech to improve solar energy
