Mobile Energy Storage System
A mobile energy storage system (MESS) is a localizable transportable storage system that provides various utility services. These services include load leveling, load shifting, losses minimization, and energy arbitrage. A MESS is also controlled for voltage regulation in weak grids. The MESS mobility enables a single storage unit to achieve the tasks of multiple stationary units at different locations. The MESS is connected to the grid at specific substations (or buses) known as MESS stations.
Independent energy producing and storage system (Patented process: Vlaszák Lajos)
Based on the application, the global market is classified into residential, commercial, industrial, and others. The industrial segment accounted for the major share in the market. There is a massive power requirement in industries like manufacturing and construction. The portability characteristic of the mobile energy storage systems makes it extremely useful in case of peak power demand. As they utilize renewable energy resources, they help reduce the carbon footprint of industries, proving to be extremely useful.
The target applications include power for construction sites, outdoor events, on-demand electric vehicle charging, and disaster relief.
The world's first plug-and-play home energy system to use semi-solid state batteries.