Sungrow has made its first delivery of the company’s PowerTitan 2.0 BESS units in Europe.
A total of 66 units have arrived in the U.K. for use in the 100 MW Bramley project being developed by Penso Power and BW ESS.
The company says the liquid-cooled unit integrates the 2.5 MW Power Conversion System and 5 MWh battery into a single container with the aim of enhancing efficiency and safety.
“At Sungrow, we are committed to advancing the energy transition and fostering a sustainable future,” says James Li, Sungrow ESS director for Europe.
“The delivery of PowerTitan 2.0 units for the Bramley project is a testament to our unwavering commitment to providing innovative solutions that enhance grid support and promote energy independence. We are proud to contribute to the U.K.’s journey towards a more sustainable and resilient energy landscape.”
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