Category: Microgrid Project
Regions and Countries: Netherlands, Europe
Elaborating on the geographical scope where the microgrid project is implemented, specifically in the Netherlands within the European continent.
Client: Farm
The end-user of this microgrid project is a farm, which has specific energy demands and operational requirements.
Project Configuration: 500kW/1036.8kWh Energy Storage System + EMS + Existing Solar System
This project integrates a 500kW/1036.8kWh energy storage system, an Energy Management System (EMS), and utilizes the existing solar system on the farm. The combination aims to optimize energy usage and storage.
Project Time: 2024-2025
The project is scheduled to be carried out within the time frame from 2024 to 2025, ensuring timely implementation and delivery.
Application Solution: Industry and Commerce
The microgrid solution is tailored for industrial and commercial applications, meeting the energy needs of the farm in a commercial operational context.
Applied EMS: EMS Controller Package
The Energy Management System employed in this project is an EMS controller package. It plays a crucial role in monitoring, controlling, and optimizing energy flow within the microgrid.
Applied Energy Storage System: Imax-ES120 Machine Cabinet
The energy storage system selected is the Imax-ES120 machine cabinet. It provides reliable and efficient energy storage capabilities for the microgrid.
Application Services: Engineering, Consultation
We offer comprehensive engineering and consultation services for this project. Our experts provide professional advice and technical support throughout the project lifecycle.
Application Logic: Grid – following and Peak – shaving (Store Excess Solar Energy in the Energy Storage System)
The application logic of this microgrid project involves grid – following and peak – shaving strategies. It stores the extra solar energy generated in the energy storage system, ensuring efficient energy utilization and reducing reliance on the external grid during peak – demand periods.
