Energy Storage - SCU

Reference

Nigeria EV Charger with Battery Storage
Solving Nigeria’s Power Instability: How SCU Battery Storage EV Charging Solution Achieves Power Reliability for Taxi CPO

SCU has delivered an energy storage and EV charging solution for a taxi Charging Point Operator (CPO) in Nigeria. The system features a containerized energy storage with split-DC fast EV chargers. The system supports continuous operation for 10-12 hours a day, helping customers achieve stable power supply in an unstable power supply environment, significantly improving charging efficiency and reducing operating power costs by about 50%.

Learn more
20ft Energy Storage System for Liberia
Solar Energy Storage Diesel Generator Microgrid System Brings Clean and Stable Energy to African Hospitals

Microgrids are a lower-cost solution for areas where the power grid is difficult to reach. The SCU solar-energy storage-diesel generator microgrid system provides stable, clean and efficient power support for African hospitals.

Learn more
solar energy storage for supermarket in Africa
SCU Energy Storage Overcomes African Climate Challenges: Powers Nigerian Supermarket with Reliable Electricity

The GRES energy storage system overcomes the challenges of extreme climate and can still operate stably in high temperature and high humidity environments, building a reliable integrated photovoltaic and energy storage solution for Nigerian supermarkets, effectively reducing operating costs and improving energy independence.

Learn more
solar battery energy storage system
2MWh Containerized Battery Storage Enhances Solar Revenue for Power Plants in the Netherlands

SCU provides a 2MWH energy storage container for solar power station in the Netherlands, helping customers store excess electricity and sell it at high prices, thereby increasing their profits.

Learn more
solar battey system for supermarket
SCU Off-grid Solar Battery Storage System : Reliable Power for Nigerian Supermarkets

SCU provides off-grid solar battery storage systems for supermarkets in Nigeria to solve the problem of unstable power and save electricity costs. The system prioritizes photovoltaic power during the day and stores excess power; at night or when solar is insufficient, the energy storage container discharges to provide continuous and stable power for the supermarket.

Learn more
soalr bess system for Mali
Off-Grid Solar Energy Storage System Empower Rural Electrification in Africa

SCU has deployed a solar energy storage system in rural Mali, Africa, to effectively solve the local basic electricity demand, illuminate the community with green energy, and improve the happiness of African residents. Committed to energy equity, SCU continues to bridge the energy gap — one area at a time!

Learn more
Mobile Battery Storage Integrated EV Charging System Solves the Problem of Insufficient Grid Capacity

The Mobile battery storage integrated EV charging system helps customers break through grid limitations, achieve dynamic capacity expansion, provide stable power support for EV chargers, and reduce electricity costs by peak shaving.

Learn more
solar energy storage
Application of Battery Energy Storage System in the Military Field

Traditional diesel generator sets rely on fuel supply, are easy to expose targets, and are difficult to adapt to complex environments; the power grid faces the risk of interruption. Battery energy storage technology is gradually becoming an important support for the military energy system with its flexible deployment, rapid response, and clean characteristics.

Learn more
solar + energy storage in African schools
Lighting Up Africa’s Future: Solar Energy Storage System Helps Schools Achieve Electricity Freedom

Nigeria’s power grid is unstable and frequent power outages seriously affect school teaching. SCU provides it with a solar + energy storage system to ensure normal electricity supply in schools and protect the smiles of students.

Learn more
Next Page »

SCU's website uses cookies. By staying here you are agreeing to our use of cookies.

Learn more I AGREE