Project Case

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→Location: Australia

Commercial Brewery Battery Storage — Australia

50 kW / 209 kWh

An Australian commercial brewery installed a 50 kW / 209 kWh battery energy storage system, combining a liquid-cooled battery cabinet with an Australian-market Solis inverter.

During commissioning, the battery and inverter communication, operating parameters and protection settings were verified. The system has completed installation and commissioning and is now operating reliably.

Sector: Commercial & Industrial — Brewery
System: 50 kW Solis inverter + 209 kWh liquid-cooled battery cabinet

→Malaysia

Shopping Mall Containerized BESS — Malaysia

2 MW / 4.6 MWh

A major shopping mall in Malaysia commissioned a 2 MW / 4.6 MWh containerized battery energy storage system. The installation consists of two 2.3 MWh liquid-cooled BESS containers operating in parallel, supported by two 750 kVA transformers and an integrated energy management system.

Designed for grid-connected and islanded operation, the system supports peak-demand management, backup power, real-time energy optimization and future solar PV integration.

Sector: Commercial — Shopping Mall
System: Two 2.3 MWh liquid-cooled BESS containers
Operating Mode: Grid-connected + islanded microgrid

→Germany

Industrial Park Energy Storage — Germany

1.125 MW / 2.349 MWh

A German industrial park deployed nine modular 125 kW / 261 kWh liquid-cooled energy storage systems, providing a combined storage capacity of 2.349 MWh.

Each all-in-one cabinet integrates the battery system, PCS, EMS, thermal management and protection controls. The modular configuration supports flexible installation and future expansion while reducing on-site construction and commissioning work. The system is designed for peak shaving, off-peak charging, demand management and temporary backup power.

Sector: Industrial Park / C&I Microgrid
System: 9 × 125 kW / 261 kWh liquid-cooled ESS
Total Capacity: 1.125 MW / 2.349 MWh

→Northern Germany

Farm Microgrid Energy Storage — Germany

250 kW / 522 kWh

A farm in northern Germany installed a 250 kW / 522 kWh liquid-cooled battery energy storage system integrated with distributed rooftop solar.

The system stores excess solar energy during the day and supplies agricultural equipment, livestock facilities and residential buildings when demand increases. Two outdoor battery cabinets operate in parallel through an integrated EMS, providing coordinated energy management and allowing future capacity expansion.

Sector: Agriculture / Farm Microgrid
System: 2 × 125 kW / 261 kWh liquid-cooled ESS
Application: Solar self-consumption and energy management

→Bavaria, Germany

Mountain PV Energy Storage — Germany

1 MW / 2.61 MWh

A mountain photovoltaic site in Bavaria deployed a 1 MW / 2.61 MWh battery energy storage system consisting of ten modular 125 kW / 261 kWh liquid-cooled cabinets.

The integrated EMS smooths fluctuating solar generation, stores surplus energy and supports more stable grid connection. The outdoor system combines liquid cooling and IP54 enclosure protection for operation under changing mountain temperatures and weather conditions.

Sector: Solar PV / Grid Services
System: 10 × 125 kW / 261 kWh liquid-cooled ESS
Application: Solar smoothing, curtailment reduction and grid support

→Ukraine

Cold-Climate C&I Energy Storage — Ukraine

160 kW / 418 kWh

A 160 kW / 418 kWh liquid-cooled battery energy storage system was deployed for a commercial and industrial application in Ukraine.

The inverter was installed indoors while the battery cabinet operates outdoors. Its integrated liquid-cooling and heating system maintains controlled battery temperatures during sub-zero weather, supporting stable charging, discharging and year-round outdoor operation.

Sector: Commercial & Industrial
System: 160 kW / 418 kWh liquid-cooled ESS
Application: Outdoor energy storage in cold-climate conditions

→Thailand

Commercial Energy Storage — Thailand

50 kVA / 186 kWh

A commercial energy storage project in Thailand deployed a 186 kWh high-voltage LiFePO₄ battery system integrated with a 50 kVA Deye hybrid inverter.

The system coordinates solar generation, battery storage and grid power to support solar self-consumption, peak shaving and backup power. Its high-voltage battery architecture and hybrid inverter provide flexible energy management for commercial applications.

Sector: Commercial & Industrial
System: 50 kVA Deye hybrid inverter + 186 kWh high-voltage LiFePO₄ battery
Application: Solar self-consumption, peak shaving and backup power

→Malaysia

Off-Grid Solar Microgrid — Malaysia

300 kWh Battery Storage

A remote village in Malaysia deployed a 300 kWh off-grid solar battery storage system supplied by GSL Energy, using three 100 kWh outdoor LiFePO₄ battery cabinets integrated with solar PV generation.

The modular microgrid provides electricity for households and community facilities, storing excess solar energy for nighttime use and periods of low sunlight. It improves power reliability, reduces dependence on diesel generators and allows future capacity expansion.

Sector: Rural Electrification / Community Microgrid
System: 3 × 100 kWh outdoor LiFePO₄ battery cabinets + Solar PV
Application: Off-grid power supply, solar energy storage and diesel reduction

→Germany

Grid Energy Trading Storage — Germany

1,000 kW / 2.088 MWh

A grid-connected battery energy storage project in Germany deployed eight 261 kWh liquid-cooled battery cabinets supplied by GSL Energy, forming a 1,000 kW / 2.088 MWh system.

The system uses a customized Energy Management System (EMS) to schedule charging and discharging based on electricity market conditions, supporting energy trading, grid flexibility and remote monitoring. Its modular architecture also allows future integration with solar PV, EV charging and Virtual Power Plant (VPP) applications.

Sector: Commercial & Industrial / Grid-Connected Energy Storage
System: 8 × 261 kWh liquid-cooled BESS cabinets (1,000 kW / 2.088 MWh total)
Application: Electricity trading, energy scheduling and grid flexibility

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