NHOA Energy, a player in the energy sector, has achieved the successful commissioning of a noteworthy 107MWh energy storage project for Taiwan Cement Group (TCC Group) at its Yingde Plant, situated in Guangdong province, China.
The newly operational battery storage system is integrated with a 42MW waste-heat recovery system and an 8MWp solar photovoltaic (PV) setup within the cement plant's premises.
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This ambitious project extends crucial flexibility services to TCC Group's Guangdong Yingde plant by efficiently managing energy demand peaks. Additionally, it serves as a backup for critical equipment within cement facilities, safeguarding against potential damages resulting from sudden power outages. This strategic energy management is facilitated by NHOA Energy's proprietary energy management system.
By incorporating NHOA Energy's cutting-edge storage technology alongside waste-heat recovery and solar energy generation, TCC Group reaffirms its dedication to advancing the energy transition and achieving ambitious carbon reduction targets.
The NHOA Energy storage initiative is anticipated to store approximately 46 million kWh of electricity annually, playing a pivotal role in providing flexibility services.
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Giuseppe Artizzu, CEO of NHOA Energy, expressed pride in the project's role in supporting TCC and the broader Guangdong region in their pursuit of carbon reduction objectives. Artizzu noted that NHOA Energy's proprietary energy management system would optimize the generation and consumption patterns of the industrial microgrid. Furthermore, it aligns with the regional grid's aspiration to attain a 100% green energy profile. This collective effort represents a significant stride towards realizing a greener and more sustainable future, firmly aligned with the shared mission of NHOA Group and TCC to drive positive change for the planet.
