• Fluence, a Nasdaq-listed company offering long-duration energy storage solutions and AI-enabled energy storage optimization software, has collaborated with Münch Energie, a German-based decentralized energy supplier and developer of photovoltaic power plants, to supply an 11.7 MWh/34 MWh battery-based energy storage system.  

• The project will co-locate Fluence’s Gridstack energy storage system, integrated with a 34 MW solar plant in Merseburg, Eastern Germany. Once the transition is completed, the project will be connected to the electricity grid using a customized transformer station. This enables Münch Energie to participate in the secondary reserve market (aFFR). The project is expected to be completed in April 2023.

• The project is deployed under the German Innovation Tender and plans to supply renewable and cost-effective energy for up to 5,000 households for an entire day. 

<ul><li> Analyst QuickTake : Earlier this month, Fluence also partnered with Rich Electric, a Taiwanese developer of power and energy control products, to deploy a 100 MW battery-based energy storage system in Hualien, Taiwan. This project supported Taipower’s Automatic Frequency Control (AFC) services and is expected to become Fluence’s largest ACF project in Taiwan.</ul>