Solutions

Solutions, Organised by Site — Not by Product

Most storage websites start with a cabinet and work backwards. We start with the site: what the grid does, what the load needs, and what certification the local authority will actually accept.


Pick the Situation You Are In

SituationWhat it usually meansWhere to go
Off-grid telecom site burning dieselFuel logistics and theft cost more than the fuel. Solar-hybrid conversion pays back in 2.5–4 years.Telecom Site Power →
Grid drops every dayStage 4–6 load shedding, 8–12 hours dark. A UPS lasts minutes; a generator is loud and thirsty.Weak-Grid Load Shedding →
No grid at allFarms, lodges, islands, remote clinics. Sized on the worst week, not the average.Off-Grid Farm & Island →
Battery is dead, inverter is fineSystems from 2018–2021 hitting end of life on their first bank. No new grid-code certification triggered.Battery Retrofit →
Demand charges are eating the billA 15-minute peak sets the charge for the whole month. Shaving it is the fastest-payback storage application there is.C&I Peak Shaving →
Utility-scale tender3.44 or 5.01 MWh liquid-cooled containers, subject to certification confirmation.Container Utility-Scale →

One Honest Caveat, Stated Up Front

Our products carry CE marking (LVD, EMC, RoHS), IEC 62619 and UN38.3. They do not carry EN 50549-1/-2, VDE-AR-N 4105, G99 or CEI 0-21 — the national grid-code certificates required to export power to a European distribution network.

That is not a marketing problem, it is a project constraint. It means our systems are the right choice for off-grid, backup, weak-grid and telecom applications, and the wrong choice for a grid-export residential installation in Germany or the UK. If your project needs grid export, tell us on the first call and we will say so immediately rather than three months in.


Not Sure Which One Fits?

Send us the site country, the daily kWh, the peak kW and whether grid export is required. We will tell you which of the six applies — or that none of them do.