The manufacturer produces the battery modules for the energy storage system in Wittenberg. As such, project planners will be able to apply for the European subsidy bonus if they use the Taytan. The battery system is designed to work with different inverters and will also be secure against cyber attacks thanks to the integration of Infineon chips.
Each battery module has a capacity of 6.25 kilowatt hours. The storage system starts at three modules and can combine up to ten modules. Up to four battery storage units can be operated in parallel via an inverter. Notable is that the Taytan does not require an active cooling system. Production is scheduled to start this year. A twelve-year performance guarantee ensures that the investment is secure. (nhp)
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