Contemporary Nebula Technology Energy Co., Ltd. (CNTE)
How to Achieve Sustainable Power Without Changing Your Existing Backup System
Date: September 20, 2026 / 04:35 CET/CEST
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Location: Schwabmünchen, Germany
CNTE has successfully deployed a 700kW/1,624kWh battery energy storage system at an industrial facility. This setup integrates the site’s existing 440kWp solar PV system, 500kW diesel generator, and grid connection into a coordinated hybrid energy system.
Key Details:
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Challenges Addressed:
- Limited utilization of surplus solar generation
- Inefficient low-load diesel operation
- High fuel and maintenance costs
- Need for continuous power during production
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Installation:
- CNTE installed 7 STAR-H liquid-cooled energy storage units (100kW/232kWh each), managed by its Energy Management System (EMS).
- The EMS optimally coordinates PV generation, battery storage, grid power, and diesel generation based on site demand.
Benefits:
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Improved solar self-consumption: The system stores surplus energy for times of higher demand, reducing grid electricity purchases.
- Expected €27,000 in additional energy-cost savings.
- Approximately 449MWh of annual solar generation.
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Reduced reliance on diesel:
- In a two-hour outage, the battery can save about 254 liters of diesel, translating to €570 in fuel cost savings.
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Supports sustainability by enhancing renewable energy usage and minimizing unnecessary diesel consumption.
Practical Implications:
The Schwabmünchen project serves as a model for industrial facilities already utilizing solar and backup generators. By adding battery storage and intelligent management, existing infrastructure can achieve greater economic value, energy resilience, and lower fossil-fuel dependence without a complete overhaul of the power system.
About CNTE
CNTE is a global provider of energy storage solutions, backed by CATL, focused on utility-scale, commercial, industrial, and residential applications worldwide. The company integrates R&D, intelligent manufacturing, and localized service to facilitate efficient, resilient, and lower-carbon energy use.
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