Initiative partner: Sungrow
A massive amount of storage capacity is needed for the European Fast Frequency Response market and utility-scale photovoltaic plants. In response, Sungrow is offering an easy-to-transport turnkey solution with 3-6.3 Megawatt storage capacity and more features to prop the European utility market.
So far, Sungrow’s energy storage system has been used for more than 900 application projects worldwide and has reported zero security incidents. The company highlights impressive cases in Europe including a 27.5MW/30.14MWh Gridserve PV+ESS project in the United Kingdom.
The company says its new ESS packing solution features safety, reliability, lower fault rate, convenient transport and maintenance to optimize system cost and reduce OPEX. The flexible capacity configuration supports diversified needs. High product efficiency can ensure project benefits.
Meet Jendon Chin, Sungrow’s Senior ESS Technical Manager, in a pv magazine Spotlight focused on the company’s ST3368KWH-3150UD medium voltage Energy Storage System. “This highly integrated energy storage system for easy transportation is a perfect match not only for grid support but is also adaptable to off-shore applications,” says Chin.
Join this Spotlight to have your questions answered by Sungrow – and learn about how the new solution offering can support your business needs!
pv magazine Spotlight content with Sungrow includes information on:
• The turnkey ST3368KWH-3150UD medium voltage Energy Storage System
• PV & ESS integration, diversified capacity configuration
• Safety, reliability, and efficiency
• The smart and user-friendly monitoring solution
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This Spotlight was recorded on 3 June 2020.