China Shenzhen First Tech Co., Ltd. Company Cases

Power Frequency Modulation Project in Sweden Delivery date: Apr, 2024 Products: 500kW/1075kWh EnerCube2.0 containerized BESS Application: BESS serves the regional frequency modulation and it can swiftly balance the customer’s supply-demand gap in the utility grid, ensuring the reliability of electricity supply.

Power Frequency Regulation Project in Sweden Delivery date: Oct, 2024 Products: 12 sets of 60kW/125kWh EnerArk-M integrated outdoor battery energy storage cabinets +PowerHub distribution cabinets   Application: Under the control of a third-party EMS, the EnerArk-M performs grid frequency regulation services, ensuring stable and reliable power supply for the grid.

   Inverter Market in Africa    The inverter market in Africa is experiencing significant growth, driven by increasing demand for renewable energy, off-grid solutions, and advancements in technology. Here are some key aspects of the inverter market in the region:    1. Growing Demand for Renewable Energy    Solar Energy Potential: Africa has abundant solar resources, making solar energy a primary focus for many countries. Inverters are essential for converting solar energy into usable electricity. Government Initiatives: Many African governments are promoting renewable energy projects to improve energy access and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.    2. Off-Grid and Mini-Grid Solutions    Energy Access: A significant portion of the African population lacks access to reliable electricity. Off-grid and mini-grid systems using inverters are becoming popular solutions to provide electricity to remote and underserved areas. Portable and Modular Systems: There is a growing market for portable and modular inverter systems that can be deployed quickly in rural areas.    3. Technological Advancements    Smart Inverters: The introduction of smart inverters with advanced monitoring and control features is enhancing the efficiency and reliability of solar energy systems in Africa. Hybrid Systems: Many new installations include hybrid systems that combine solar, wind, and battery storage, requiring advanced inverter technology to manage energy flow.    4. Investment and Financing    Increased Investment: There is a surge in investment from both local and international entities in renewable energy projects, driving demand for inverters. Financing Models: Innovative financing models, such as pay-as-you-go systems, are making it easier for consumers to access inverter technologies, particularly in off-grid settings.    5. Market Challenges    Infrastructure Limitations: In some regions, inadequate infrastructure can hinder the deployment and maintenance of inverter systems. Quality and Standards: The market faces challenges related to the availability of high-quality products and the need for standardization to ensure reliability and safety.    6. Key Markets and Applications    Residential Sector: Increasing adoption of solar home systems in urban and rural areas is a significant driver of the inverter market. Commercial and Industrial Applications: Businesses are investing in solar PV systems with inverters to reduce energy costs and improve sustainability. Telecommunications: The telecom sector is adopting solar-powered solutions with inverters to ensure reliable power supply for remote towers.    7. Regional Highlights    South Africa: The country has a well-established solar market, with a significant demand for both grid-tied and off-grid inverters. East Africa: Countries like Kenya and Tanzania are leading the way in solar home systems, with many households relying on inverters for their energy needs. West Africa: The region is seeing growth in mini-grid solutions that utilize inverters to provide electricity to communities without access to the main grid.    Conclusion    The inverter market in Africa is poised for substantial growth, driven by the continent's renewable energy potential, the need for energy access, and advancements in technology. As investments continue to flow into the sector and innovative solutions emerge, inverters will play a crucial role in shaping Africa's energy future.  

Advantages of Energy Storage for Commercial and Industrial Applications Energy storage systems (ESS) offer a range of benefits for commercial and industrial sectors, facilitating better energy management and enhancing operational efficiency. Here are the key advantages:    1. Cost Savings    Demand Charge Reduction: Energy storage allows businesses to store energy during off-peak hours when electricity rates are lower, and use it during peak hours, reducing demand charges on utility bills. Lower Energy Costs: By optimizing energy usage and reducing reliance on grid power during peak times, companies can achieve significant savings on their energy costs over time.    2. Enhanced Energy Reliability    Backup Power Supply: Energy storage systems provide backup power during grid outages, ensuring continuous operations and protecting against potential losses due to downtime. Power Quality Improvement: ESS can help stabilize voltage and frequency, reducing power quality issues that can affect sensitive equipment in industrial processes.    3. Sustainability and Environmental Benefits    Integration of Renewable Energy: Energy storage enables better integration of renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind, facilitating a transition to cleaner energy and reducing carbon footprints. Support for Corporate Sustainability Goals: Many companies are adopting energy storage to meet their sustainability targets and enhance their corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives.    4. Increased Flexibility and Control    Energy Management: Businesses can more effectively manage their energy use with storage systems, allowing for real-time adjustments based on demand and energy prices. Demand Response Participation: Energy storage can enable businesses to participate in demand response programs, providing additional revenue streams by reducing consumption during peak demand periods.    5. Improved Operational Efficiency    Optimized Energy Use: By storing excess energy for later use, companies can optimize their energy consumption patterns, leading to more efficient operations. Enhanced Productivity: Reliable energy supply ensures that production processes run smoothly, minimizing disruptions and maximizing productivity.    6. Scalability    Modular Solutions: Energy storage systems can be scaled up or down based on changing energy needs, allowing businesses to customize their energy solutions as they grow. Future-Proofing: Investing in energy storage prepares businesses for future energy demands and evolving technologies, ensuring long-term viability.    7. Regulatory and Incentive Support    Government Incentives: Many regions offer incentives for energy storage adoption, making the initial investment more attractive and financially feasible for businesses. Compliance with Regulations: Energy storage can help companies comply with regulations and standards related to energy efficiency and emissions reduction.    Conclusion    Energy storage systems provide a multitude of advantages for commercial and industrial applications, including cost savings, enhanced reliability, sustainability, and operational efficiency. As energy needs continue to evolve, businesses that invest in energy storage will be better positioned to manage their energy resources effectively and respond to market changes.  

     Off-Grid Solar Solutions in Nigeria      Project Overview: A project focused on providing solar solutions to off-grid communities in Nigeria. Solution: Home systems with inverters were deployed to convert solar energy for household use, including lighting and refrigeration. Results: Enhanced Living Conditions: Families experienced improved living standards with access to electricity for essential services. Reduced Health Risks: Decreased reliance on kerosene lamps reduced indoor air pollution and health hazards. Empowerment: Enabled educational activities after dark, improving children's study habits and academic performance.

     6.2kW Solar Inverter Application in Kenya      Project Overview: A solar energy project aimed at electrifying a rural community in Kenya. Solution: The project deployed a 6.2kW inverter to convert solar energy from photovoltaic panels into usable AC power for household and community use. Results: Energy Access: Provided reliable electricity to over 150 homes, schools, and local businesses. Quality of Life Improvement: Enabled access to lighting, refrigeration, and mobile charging, significantly enhancing daily life. Economic Growth: Local businesses saw increased productivity due to reliable power, fostering economic development in the community.

Location：German Capacity：500kw / 1075kwh Date：2024   Planning Document for Industrial and Commercial Energy Storage in Germany Title: Strategic Planning for Industrial and Commercial Energy Storage in Germany As Germany transitions to a sustainable energy future, the integration of energy storage solutions in the industrial and commercial sectors is crucial. Our strategic plan focuses on enhancing energy efficiency, supporting renewable energy integration, and ensuring grid stability. Key Objectives: Optimize Energy Use: Implement energy storage systems to maximize efficiency during peak and off-peak hours, reducing operational costs. Support Renewable Integration: Facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind, by storing excess energy for later use. Enhance Grid Resilience: Improve grid stability and reliability, enabling businesses to maintain operations during outages or fluctuations in energy supply. Promote Sustainability: Contribute to Germany's climate goals by reducing carbon emissions and promoting the use of clean energy technologies. Action Plan: Conduct Feasibility Studies: Assess the potential for energy storage solutions tailored to specific industrial and commercial needs. Partnership Development: Collaborate with technology providers, energy suppliers, and government agencies to create a robust energy storage ecosystem. Incentive Utilization: Leverage available government incentives and subsidies to support the adoption of energy storage technologies. Together, we can pave the way for a sustainable, efficient, and resilient energy future in Germany. Let's innovate and lead the transition to a green economy!

Location：Sweden Capacity：500kw / 1075kwh Date：2024   The Chicken Egg Factory Power Project in Sweden is aimed at providing a robust and sustainable power supply for the customer's chicken egg factory located in Sweden. This project completed in 2024 and delivered a capacity of 500 kW and an energy storage capacity of 1075 kWh. the Chicken Egg Factory Power Project incorporates an energy storage capacity of 1075 kWh, enabling the seamless delivery of power even during periods of low renewable energy generation. The energy storage system efficiently captures and stores excess energy, ensuring a consistent and uninterrupted power supply for the factory's operations throughout the day. To ensure the long-term reliability and optimal performance of the power supply system, a comprehensive maintenance and monitoring network will be established. Regular inspections, preventive maintenance, and prompt response to any issues will be implemented, ensuring the chicken egg factory benefits from a seamless power supply without disruptions.