At Haarup Maskinfabrik, where they produce mixing machines for the construction industry, director and owner, Hans Christensen, has taken the green transition upon himself. He has just installed another 7 solar batteries from XOLTA for his solar installation and now totals 12 battery systems.

E-LOBSTER is a unique project that proposes for the first-time integration of renewable sources, electrified road and rail transport with advanced power electronics technologies, and energy storage.

Ottosson Färgmakeri is the world’s largest manufacturer of linseed oil paints. Due to the organic nature of their products, CEO Gunnar Ottosson decided to rely on renewable energy for power production. By using Xolta’s BAT-80 combined with on-site solar panels and a windmill, Ottosson Färgmakeri is now able to rely on green energy and save money at the same time. 

When large number of tourists comes to Samsø in summer, the number of people is sevenfold with a high concentration in the popular yacht marina in Ballen. This dramatically increases the power consumption and is more than the local solar panels can deliver at one time. Excess solar energy, which the tourists do not consume, can now be stored in the large XOLTA 240 kWh batteries positioned on the yacht marina in Ballen Harbor.

A PV plant with 75 kW power has been installed at a sports arena in Skive and during sunny days the voltage level on the local feeder line fluctuates, requiring voltage support for voltage level balancing. Installation of an energy storage with an energy flux control algorithm postpones battery charging until the solar-peak.

In Bolzano, Italy a parking house is fitted with a 149kW PV installation to support a fleet of electric vehicles. A 79 kWh XOLTA energy storage battery is installed to store surplus PV production during the day and supply the EV charging during mornings and evenings.