Capture Energy Featured in Dagens Industri: Advancing a Sustainable Energy Future
Energy: 3.3 MWh (3xBESS PowerBox 1 MW/1.1 MWh, 400 Vac)
Power: 3 MW (Including medium voltage transformer and switchgear container)
Installation Date: March 2024
Location: Borås, Sweden
Borås Energi & Miljö, a prominent utility company operating in Sweden, assumes a vital role in managing crucial infrastructure elements such as district heating and waste management within the municipality of Borås. Recently, they have made significant strides in enhancing their services by investing in a cutting-edge 3 MW Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), primarily aimed at providing ancillary services.
This forward-looking initiative entails a comprehensive package from Capture Energy, encompassing not only the BESS itself but also a transformer and switchgear container designed to integrate directly with the medium voltage grid. The project marks a notable milestone for Capture Energy, showcasing not only the capabilities of the BESS technology but also the versatility of Capture Energy in delivering integrated solutions beyond traditional BESS containers.
Moreover, the partnership with Borås Energi och Miljö extends beyond mere hardware provision. It involves intricate integration with the utility’s chosen aggregator, ensuring optimal management and control of the site for maximum efficiency and effectiveness.
The batteries were installed on March 19th 2024, with plans to activate operations and commence delivery of ancillary services shortly thereafter. This strategic move underscores Borås Energi och Miljö’s commitment to sustainability, innovation, and efficient resource management, positioning them as frontrunners in the realm of utility services in Sweden.