Swiss home energy storage system manufacturer

Which energy storage projects have been commissioned in Switzerland?

Axpo commissioned its BESS in February this year while utility Thurplus commissioned a 3MW system in September last year. But Switzerland was the location for one of the largest energy storage projects commissioned in recent years, a 20GWh pumped hydro energy storage (PHES) unit which started operations in June 2022 in the Canton of Valais.

Why should you choose Switzerland for your energy storage solutions?

Nestled in the heart of Europe, Switzerland offers us the perfect location for global distribution. Our strategic position allows us to efficiently reach customers worldwide, ensuring that our advanced energy storage solutions are accessible wherever they are needed.

Who makes Swiss clean battery?

When building the factory and equipping it with the necessary production facilities, Swiss Clean Battery draws on established and renowned partners. Jonas & Redmann (Berlin), Munters (Hamburg), Dalex (Knowledge) and Metha Bau (Amriswil), for example, are on board.

Is MW storage the country's largest battery storage project?

MW Storage is a developer of BESS projects which is also active in the German market, with a 100MW/200MWh project underway that it claimed is the country’s largest. The inauguration ceremony for the BESS project. Image: EWS AG. EWS AG and MW Storage have expanded a battery storage project in Switzerland to 28MW, making it the country's largest.

Who invented the energy storage system?

The company was officially founded by Christoph Fässler and Philipp Strüby, successfully developing its first functional prototype. This milestone allowed for the installation of energy storage systems with initial customers, thereby gathering crucial practical experience and laying the foundation for further product development.

Does Switzerland have a Bess system?

The BESS is part of a network of power plants, consumers and batteries, it added. The large-scale BESS market in Switzerland has been relatively quiet with renewable penetration on the country’s grid still relatively low. Axpo commissioned its BESS in February this year while utility Thurplus commissioned a 3MW system in September last year.