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Greensmith on track to integrate 4 new battery types in 2014 for over 23MW of energy storage

By Nic Sharpley | May 19, 2014

 

Diagram of the Greensmith Energy Management Systems operation with a PV installation.

Diagram of the Greensmith Energy Management Systems operation with a PV installation.

Greensmith, a leader in grid-scale energy storage technologies, announced recently it is on track to successfully integrate an additional 4 new battery types in 2014, bringing the company’s total since inception to 12 using its battery-agnostic technology platform, now in its fourth generation. With over 23MW of energy storage capacity to be deployed in 2014, Greensmith continues its rapid growth by serving an expanding list of strategic customers and channel partners looking to take full advantage of the company’s proven technologies and application expertise, including frequency regulation, grid stability/deferral, renewable integration and commercial/industrial functionality.

Refined over many years of development, innovation and real-world deployment experience, Greensmith’s software platform enables the rapid, economic integration of both current and future battery technologies, always selected and configured according to the objectives and requirements of the target application. Although the company continues to develop and deliver turn-key energy storage systems at scale, a number of customers and partners are choosing to license Greensmith’s software and integration technology a-la-carte.

Greensmith Energy Management Systems
www.greensmithenergy.com


Filed Under: Energy storage, News, Turbines
Tagged With: greensmithenergymanagementsystems
 

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