Pylontech, in partnership with SOLATECH, showcased an array of energy storage solutions at the Pylontech Moving Studio – Iraq event held in Baghdad. The event highlighted innovative technologies aimed at addressing Iraq’s electricity supply challenges through residential, commercial, industrial, and large-scale energy storage applications. A key focus was on enhancing system safety, smart monitoring, installation support, and introducing a new training initiative for local installers.
Founded in 2009, Pylontech specializes in developing energy storage technologies, leveraging its expertise in electrochemistry, power electronics, and system integration. The collaboration with SOLATECH is part of a strategic effort to improve the availability and serviceability of energy storage solutions within the Iraqi market. Among the residential offerings introduced were the Fidus Plus and Fidus Max systems, with nominal energy capacities of 16.08 kWh and 20.07 kWh, respectively. These solutions are designed to store solar energy for use during grid outages or limited solar generation periods by pairing with compatible inverters.
For commercial and industrial sectors, Pylontech presented the L260-HY hybrid storage solution. This system features a 125 kW hybrid inverter and a 261 kWh battery capacity, integrating solar generation, battery storage, and backup power to facilitate energy shifting and support essential business operations, depending on specific site conditions. The event also underscored the importance of maintaining and monitoring energy storage installations throughout their operational life, with Pylontech showcasing tools for battery management, operational monitoring, and fault diagnosis.
Pylontech emphasized the significance of developing local technical expertise by introducing an installer training and certification pathway through the Pylontech Hub. This initiative includes online learning, examinations, and verification processes, allowing qualified installers to be featured on Pylontech’s installer map. This collaborative effort aims to bolster local installation capabilities and ensure the long-term deployment, maintenance, and servicing of energy storage systems across Iraq.
Kamal Rizqallah
Solarabic
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