BESS (BAttery energy storage system) containers | battery container manufacturing

The energy storage system (ESS) containers are based on a modular design. They can be configured to match the required power and capacity requirements of client’s application. The energy storage systems are based on standard sea freight containers starting from kW/kWh (single container) up to MW/MWh (combining multiple containers). The containerised energy storage system allows fast installation, safe operation and controlled environmental conditions.
The battery energy storage system (BESS) containers are designed for neighbourhoods, public buildings, medium to large businesses and utility scale storage systems, weak- or off-grid, e-mobility or as backup systems. The energy storage system containers make it possible to store the energy produced by photovoltaics, wind turbines, or CHP. Due to its high cycle lifetime, The energy storage system containers are also used for peak-shaving, thereby reducing the electricity bill.
Our containerised battery energy storage system (BESS) is the perfect solution for large-scale energy storage projects. The energy storage containers can be used in the integration of various storage technologies and for different purposes.
All our containerised solutions are designed to meet the most demanding specifications and can to cope with all kinds of adverse conditions.
In the case of storage in batteries the container are mechanically adapted to integrate the air conditioning equipment that allows energy storage according to the project. These solutions provide greater flexibility and robustness to renewable power production systems.
TLS has also integrated stations for energy storage projects with: super-capacitors, lithium ion batteries, hydrogen storage and hybrid technologies. The extensive experience accumulated by TLS, and our passion for tackling modern technological challenges, makes it possible to undertake any energy storage project.
As the wave quality stations that improve the quality of the electric energy supplied by the generation source or the stations intended for the electric power injection when the main supply is interrupted, allowing to synchronise several emergency and power equipment at the same time, both in DC and AC.

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