Safety and your second life battery energy storage system

As we expand our offering and are now building towards our utility scale battery energy systems, M-STOR, our team is now working on preventative measures for cyber safety and security too.

Roger Tudor, Software Engineer at Connected Energy, said: “Our custom in-house control system allows us to offer a continually robust solution to energy storage as we scale up and offer increasingly larger and more complex systems with bespoke requirements.

“We are proactively increasing our focus on developing even more robust measures for risk mitigation and to improve our already efficient response times even further.”

If an emergency was to happen it’s this built-in software that will raise an immediate alarm to ensure that it’s dealt with accordingly.

We have worked hard as a company to build enlightening partnerships with some of the leading automotive manufacturers and battery suppliers, as well as forming partnerships with a number of these OEMs such as Volvo and Caterpillar.

Our Chief Operating Officer, Alex Charr, said: “To create a second life opportunity, it requires true collaboration with vehicle and battery manufacturers.

“Every manufacturer works in a different way and every battery type is different, so we need to be adaptable in how we operate and create commercial agreements with partners that will give us visibility on battery health and capacity.”

It’s this safety-focused aspect of our product development that means we have proven the concept of commercial battery storage with E-STOR and can now expand our offering using this tried-and-tested model to introduce utility scale battery storage to the market in the form of M-STOR launching in 2024.

If you have more questions about our installation and safety process, our FAQs page may be useful.