Swiss sodium-ion battery company Phenogy has launched the modular Phenogy 1.1 energy storage system for commercial and industrial applications at The Smarter E Europe in Munich. The 50 kW, 100 Ah system offers scalable storage, air-cooled thermal management and integrated safety features,
Swiss sodium-ion battery provider Phenogy has unveiled today a modular storage solutions for commercial and industrial (C&I) applications at the Smarter E trade show in Munich, Germany.
“The launch of the Phenogy 1.1 follows the company’s deployment of Europe’s largest operational sodium-ion energy storage system—a 1 MWh installation operating in island mode near Bremen Airport in Germany,” a spokesperson from the company told pv magazine.
The storage system is described by the manufacturer as a flexible, modular system allowing for scalable capacity configurations, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including peak shaving to reduce demand charges and operating costs, backup power and UPS functions for critical infrastructure, EV charging support through load buffering, and energy arbitrage by storing low-cost renewable electricity and dispatching it during periods of higher market prices.
