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GRES in stadium
GRES Energy Storage for Stadium in Hungary

SCU provides a Hungarian stadium with an energy storage system (GRES), helping the stadium optimize the use of electricity for high-energy-consuming equipment such as lighting, improve energy efficiency, and promote local energy sustainable development.

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Solar Energy Storage Systems for Pig Farm in Belgium

SCU energy storage container has been successfully applied to a pig farm in Belgium, helping to achieve solar consumption and peak-valley arbitrage, helping customers maximize energy utilization, reduce operating costs, and promote the farm’s sustainable development.

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Commercial and Industrial Energy Storage System for Hungarian Pencil Factory

SCU provides the Hungarian pencil factory with the GRES energy storage system, which uses peak-shaving arbitrage in electricity prices to help the company optimize and manage energy and reduce carbon emissions.

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Energy Storage and Green Agriculture: 20ft BESS for Belgium Chicken Farms

SCU provides a PV-distributed energy storage solution for a chicken farm in Belgium, using a 20ft energy storage container to ensure the normal operation of the chicken farm’s mechanical equipment, reduce adverse effects, and achieve green agriculture.

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A 20ft Modular Energy Storage Container for the Czech Metal Processing Plant

The mechanical equipment of a Czech metal processing plant consumes large amounts of electricity and has high electricity bills. Previously, PV was installed on the roof, but the excess electricity could not be stored. SCU provided it with a 20ft energy storage container, which was connected using an AC coupling solution. The excess electricity was stored in the battery, which reduced the use of the power grid by shaving peak loads and filling valleys. This saved the factory electricity bills and can also serve as a backup power source.

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Thailand plastic factory PV+ESS solution
PV+ESS Solution for A Thailand’s Plastic Factory

SCU provided 2 sets of GRES energy storage systems for a large plastics factory in Thailand. The factory has installed 200KwP solar energy to form a PV+ESS solution to power the important loads of the factory. The electricity generated by PVs is stored in the energy storage battery on weekends and used again on weekdays. The factory load consumes it during peak power periods or when electricity prices are high to save electricity costs.

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Guangdong 10MWh energy storage power station project
SCU Provides 10MWH Solution for User-Side Energy Storage System Project

The total installed capacity of this user-side energy storage project is 4.6MW/9.89MWh, with 2 grid connection points established. It is equipped with a total of 46 sets of BRES 100kW/215kWh energy storage systems, enabling the full absorption of stored energy during peak periods and reducing enterprise electricity expenses through peak shaving.

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Thailand Solar BESS Charging Station All-in-one Solution

We designed a solar BESS charging station all-in-one solution for a Thai customer. SCU designed a 40ft energy storage container + 240KW EV charging stack solution for them. Half of the container space is an accessory storage area, and the other half is a customer rest area. This system forms a microgrid of PV, BESS and EV chargers, which can realize two operation modes of grid-connected and off-grid according to the demand. It uses peak shaving and valley filling to reduce costs and also makes up for the shortcomings of discontinuity in solar power generation.

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A 40ft BESS Container for African Desert Rural Areas to Solve Electricity Difficulties

SCU provided a 40ft energy storage container to a village in the Niger desert in Africa to form a large scale off-grid solar battery storage solution to help the village solve its long-term electricity difficulties, provide the village with a reliable power supply, and bring benefits to the lives of residents.

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