Views: 13 Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 2024-09-23 Origin: Site
Time :2024
Case location: Malaysia
Installed capacity :1.4MW-2.15MWH
In 2024, Solarthon successfully deployed its 1.4MWh -2.15MWH energy storage project in Malaysia, an achievement that marks the company's technological prowess and innovation in the renewable energy sector. The project not only enhances the diversity of Malaysia's energy mix, but also makes a substantial contribution to the country's goal of moving towards a low-carbon future.
The project site is located in Malaysia, a country with abundant light resources, which provides ideal conditions for solar power generation. The installed capacity of 1.4MW-2.15MWH means that the project is able to store and release a large amount of electricity, which is essential to balance the load on the grid, improve energy efficiency and promote the integration of renewable energy sources.
Solarthon's energy storage project uses an efficient energy management system to ensure the optimal distribution and use of electricity. By releasing energy during peak demand and storing energy during low demand, it effectively relieves the pressure on the power grid and improves the stability and reliability of the power supply. In addition, the project will help reduce dependence on fossil fuels and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, thereby supporting Malaysia's environmental protection and sustainable development strategy.
As the global demand for clean energy continues to rise, Solarthon's energy storage project in Malaysia not only demonstrates its active participation in the global energy transition, but also provides valuable experience and reference for other countries and regions. The successful implementation of this project will undoubtedly encourage more enterprises to devote themselves to the research and development and application of clean energy technologies, and jointly promote the green transformation of the global energy structure.
