Introducing Victron Microgridav Guy Stewart on 2026-04-13 at 11:15 What if you could build large off-grid systems with the same simplicity as small ones – just by adding more independent units, increasing reliability, and scaling total capacity as you grow? Large off-grid systems have traditionally been complex to build and difficult to change; Victron Microgrid takes a different approach. Victron Microgrid allows multiple independent The post Introducing Victron Microgrid appeared first on Victron Energy.Four Season RV with Solar Powerav justin on 2026-03-27 at 15:16 “I ordered my AEV Prospector and Four Wheel Camper in December 2020, took delivery in September 2021, and began full-time overland travel in October 2022. My journey has taken me through virtually all of the 48 contiguous United States. I particularly enjoy traveling Backcountry Discovery Routes (ranging from 150 to 1,500 miles), exploring vast National The post Four Season RV with Solar Power appeared first on Victron Energy.New Dawn for Antarctic Research stationav justin on 2026-03-20 at 08:32 Most Antarctic research stations rely heavily on diesel generators. The fuel has to be transported over vast distances at high cost and with environmental risks – a major logistical and technical challenge. The southern hemisphere Henryk Arctowski Polish Antarctic Station – which has been operational since 1977 – is undergoing a major transformation with the construction The post New Dawn for Antarctic Research station appeared first on Victron Energy.Thousands watching solo sailorav justin on 2026-03-13 at 08:47 If you don’t easily get sea sick why not join Norwegian Helga Marie Løvenskiold Kveseth – who goes by the name Mara – on her LIVEstream as she crosses the Atlantic? Already having 25,000 miles under her keel, Mara is sailing her Saltram Saga 36ft double-ender called Showgirl to St Martin in the Caribbean in order The post Thousands watching solo sailor appeared first on Victron Energy.Is it safe to step outside?av justin on 2026-03-06 at 07:30 Long after the guns fall silent, land mines and unexploded ammunition continue to blight the lives and livelihoods of people who live inside conflict zones. Everyday activities – fetching water, walking to school, grazing livestock – come with great risk for villagers living where war has been fought. The risk will not expire at some The post Is it safe to step outside? appeared first on Victron Energy.Introducing Venus OS 3.70av Matthijs Vader on 2026-02-25 at 10:05 Victron GX device firmware v3.70 is now available. This release brings a greatly expanded switch pane with Node-RED virtual switches, improvements to GX Boat Page and E-drive integrations, cell level monitoring for Lynx Smart BMS NG, Garmin EmpirBus digital switching, Shelly smart device integration, and much more. For a more visual overview and to see The post Introducing Venus OS 3.70 appeared first on Victron Energy.VictronConnect App v6.30av Beril on 2026-02-23 at 14:25 VictronConnect app v6.30 brings a range of new features designed to make system monitoring and management easier for both professionals and end-users. These include VRM integration, new tools for system monitoring, more insight during firmware updates, and a Batch Programming feature aimed at simplifying work for professionals. In the next sections, we take a closer The post VictronConnect App v6.30 appeared first on Victron Energy.Poultry farm’s 1.3MWh storageav justin on 2026-02-20 at 08:48 After months of work: evaluating the farm’s grid power consumption, followed by design then build of the containerised battery based power system – the time finally arrived to demonstrate the resilience of the Puiul Dobrogean poultry farm’s 180kVA private power plant …by disconnecting the electricity grid whilst the power consumption was running at 141kW! Nothing The post Poultry farm’s 1.3MWh storage appeared first on Victron Energy.Fresh water from the seaav justin on 2026-02-12 at 14:02 Two of Turkey’s most abundant resources – sun and sea – are being combined to create a very precious one: drinking water. In regions like Bodrum, Turkey, tourism’s seasonal population surges and climate-driven drought patterns put intense pressure on freshwater supplies. Water scarcity stresses the local infrastructure and resources which struggle to keep up with The post Fresh water from the sea appeared first on Victron Energy.Power problem in the Caribbean?av justin on 2026-01-30 at 09:01 If you’re cruising the Caribbean and you’ve got annoying problems with your navigation, radar, VHF/AI, NMEA2000 or battery-based power system – help is coming to a harbour near you! When power problems arise far from home it can be difficult to get the personalised advice you need to solve them. Unresolved, they begin to limit The post Power problem in the Caribbean? appeared first on Victron Energy.