Germany has heavily invested in renewable energy sources during the last decade and now seeks to develop alternative technologies for stabilization of the power grid.
This system, based on Nidec ASI’s energy conversion solutions, will use batteries supplied by LG Chem to store electrical energy, which the utility giant will use to provide auxiliary services to the TSO.
This major contract, awarded in November, confirms Nidec ASI’s growing expertise in the field.
The multinational company-a pioneer in the supply of Power Conversion Systems (PCS) for commercial- and utility-scale energy storage plants-has grown to become one of the market’s leading players, offering Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) services for battery energy storage systems (BESS), based on its proprietary inverters and smart microgrid technology solutions to clients across the globe.
Nidec ASI’s notable and increasing track record includes similar projects completed for the French Islands-including La Réunion, Corsica, and French Guiana-as well as for Italy’s Terna and Enel Green Power overseas, with the construction of a smart micro grid in Chile.
