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SoliTek launches Lithuania-made C&I energy storage solution for high-voltage batteries – SPE

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The new 51.2 kWh modular storage system connects to European wholesale electricity markets such as NordPool and uses artificial intelligence (AI) to track and analyze dynamic rates. It provides three-phase backup and is virtual power plant ready.

January 17, 2025
Marija Maisch

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Lithuania-based solar panel and battery manufacturer SoliTek has launched a new commercial and industrial (C&I) energy storage system, SoliTek VEGA, with its proprietary AI-powered energy management system (EMS).

The high-voltage system uses lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells. The battery modules integrated into the product are manufactured on SoliTek’s automatic production line in Vilnius with an annual production of 350 MWh. The company wants to scale up its battery storage production capacity up to 1 GWh.

The new 51.2 kWh battery energy storage system is a modular solution that is stackable up to 20 units for a cumulative 1 MWh. Such a system would operate on 10 50 kW hybrid inverters connected in parallel.

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