The Osnabrück manufacturer is showcasing bidirectional charging, AI-driven energy management and a new C&I storage system at ees Europe, alongside a peer energy sharing model still in development.
Europe's battery storage fleet is growing fast, up more than 45% last year and potentially quadrupling by 2030, with €55 billion in annual savings on the table, if Germany and others get the regulatory framework right.
As the installed storage fleet in Europe approaches a projected 171 GW by 2030, Munich's flagship energy fairs convene the industry around the grid, regulatory and technology challenges still to be solved.
The new large-scale battery storage system PowerTitan2.0 from Sungrow is even more compact, with a higher power densitiy and system efficiency than its predecessor. The company presented the new product for the European market at an "Experience Day" in Madrid on 7 March.
GS Yuasa has played a pivotal role in powering the future of sustainable energy at The Royal Mint’s multi-technology Energy Centre at Llantrisant, Wales (UK), which was unveiled by Infinite Renewables earlier this month.
Sungrow signed a contract to supply Israel-based Doral Renewable Energy Resources Group with several hundred MWh of ESS with DC or AC coupled solutions.
Sungrow stresses on the growing importance of the C&I energy storage market in Europe and provides a closer look on their new PowerStack.
Already eight months before the start of the next Intersolar on 14 June 2023, the majority of the space is already booked. The organiser, Solar Promotion, attributes this to the boom in demand.
Green hydrogen will play a crucial role in the climate-friendly energy mix of the future. The Green Hydrogen Manifesto, which was presented today as part of The smarter E Europe Restart 2021, provides valuable insights and inspiration on how to promote the use of this energy source.
Batteries and energy storage systems are key components of the future energy world. As the finalists of this year’s ees Award demonstrate, there is plenty of optimization potential in transportation and installation in particular.
The innovation hub The smarter E is as present as ever in 2020, driving progress on the central issues of the new energy world – now with a number of additional digital formats.
