User pain points
The existing power capacity at the construction site is insufficient, preventing the operation of high-power equipment.
Applying for capacity expansion from the power company is difficult and the process is complex, posing significant challenges to coordination and implementation. Construction work is concentrated during daytime hours, coinciding with peak electricity demand and high electricity prices.
Final result
Ensuring stable full-load operation of on-site equipment without expanding mains power or modifying the power grid; significantly shortening the construction preparation cycle and reducing grid expansion costs and coordination difficulties; utilizing off-peak and peak electricity rates to save on electricity bills.
Solution
By leveraging the power amplification capability of microgrid energy storage, all electrical equipment is directly powered by the energy storage system to meet instantaneous high-power demands; the mains power only provides small-scale supplementary power to the energy storage system and does not directly drive the load.
