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From battery storage systems modelling, to revenue optimization platforms, battery analytics, and virtual power plants, there is a wide variety of software layers that battery energy storage systems can have.
Due to the ongoing technological development as well as the evolving flexibility needs of the energy system, new software features are set to grow in the coming years.
With fire risk a key concern for the industry, new solutions are emerging. Battery safety has come a long way, but there is still room for improvement.
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Canadian Solar unveils new EP Cube systems featuring higher power, scalable storage
Canadian Solar has launched upgraded EP Cube Single-Phase 2.0 and Three-Phase Pro energy storage systems that combine hybrid inverters with modular lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries for residential, commercial and industrial (C&I), and backup applications. The new systems offer higher power output, greater maximum power point tracking (MPPT) flexibility, and up to 200 kWh of storage capacity.
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Lingtech launches 3 MW/6 MWh grid-forming battery storage system
China's Lingtech has developed a 3 MW/6 MWh grid-forming battery energy storage system (BESS) featuring synthetic inertia, voltage and frequency regulation, black-start capability and PV-microgrid integration for utility-scale and commercial and industrial (C&I) applications.
Optimize Energy adds financial analysis to BESS simulation platform
Optimize Energy has added an integrated financial analysis module to its OptiBESS battery energy storage simulation platform, enabling developers to evaluate project economics alongside technical performance for standalone and hybrid systems.
ESS Tech introduces sodium-ion battery for data centers, other commercial users
ESS Tech has introduced its Bridge battery energy storage system (BESS), a modular sodium-ion platform designed for data centers, critical infrastructure and other commercial users with short- to medium-duration storage needs.
Unigrid launches first-generation sodium-ion residential battery system
US sodium-ion battery developer Unigrid has launched its first residential sodium-ion battery, saying its proprietary sodium chromium oxide chemistry delivers a 25-year operating life, broad temperature tolerance and zero fire risk.
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EnerSys shifts next-gen lead-acid manufacturing to Missouri for AI-era data centers
Industrial battery manufacturer EnerSys is closing its legacy lead-acid facility in Tijuana, Mexico, consolidating production at its Springfield, Missouri plant, where it makes a new type of lead-acid battery it says is better suited to the demands of modern data centers.
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Spain completes testing of Europe’s largest research vanadium BESS
Spain’s Fundación Ciudad de la Energía (Ciuden), a government energy research foundation, has completed operational testing of a 1 MW/8 MWh vanadium redox flow battery (VRFB) system at its Cubillos del Sil technology center, which it says is the largest vanadium flow battery in Europe dedicated to applied research.
When battery imbalance turns 11% of capacity into stranded energy
A 350 MWh battery storage system is delivering significantly less energy than expected without the battery management system detecting the issue. The result is chronic overestimation of tradable energy volumes and potentially five-figure weekly balancing energy costs. This is one of the real-world failure scenarios we will explore and show how to avoid at the upcoming Battery Business & Development Forum on April 1.
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Why BESS insurers are sweating transformers and contractor errors over battery fires
The BESS insurance risk profile is shifting. In an exclusive interview, Tokio Marine GX underwriter Michael Carrington explains why insurers are looking past battery fires and sweating over supply chain bottlenecks, high-voltage transformers, and costly EPC integration errors.
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