Trina Storage has actually provided a 50 MWh storage system to a hybrid fishery-solar-storage job in China. The setup consists of 10 2.5 MW/5 MWh battery cabinets and combines sustainable farming with advanced innovation.
Trina Storage has actually provided a 50 MWh, totally incorporated energy storage system for a hybrid fishery-solar-storage task in Tianmen, in China’s Hubei province. The grid-connected system has actually a set up PV capability of 400 MW.
The task is geared up with a 1,500 VDC energy storage system, including 10 Trina Storage 2.5 MW/5 MWh battery cabinets. The storage systems have robust upkeep systems, utilizing accuracy thermal management innovation for consistent heat dissipation at the rack level, increasing battery life, stated Trina Storage.
The system, which is set up on fish ponds, permits energy to be created on the water and can be utilized at the very same time for fish farming, integrating sustainable farming with the most innovative science and innovation, the business stated.
“These incorporated efforts bring several advantages, such as land conservation, energy performance, emissions decrease, enhanced organization efficiency, and increased farmer earnings, consequently favorably adding to both the economy and the environment,” it declared.”[It] attains an unified combination of photovoltaics and energy storage, making it possible for energy changing, main frequency policy and numerous associated applications.”
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Trina Storage presented its newest generation of commercial-scale batteries, Trina Storage Elementa 2 at the All-Energy Australia in October. The 4 MWh energy storage system provides “a strong structure for incorporated PV and energy storage services,” the business specifies.
“Elementa 2 was specifically developed to satisfy the requirements of commercial-scale energy storage consumers and markets,” it stated. “With a high energy density, it fits conveniently in a 20-foot container, simplifying transport and logistics, and pursuing expense decrease and financial performance.”
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