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SolarEdge Sees Strong German Demand for New Commercial Storage System

CSS-OD installations grow rapidly with 15MWh orders, offering scalable 102.4 kWh batteries and 50 kW inverters for integrated C&I solar self-consumption.

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SolarEdge Sees Strong German Demand for New Commercial Storage System

SolarEdge Technologies, Inc., a global leader in smart energy technology, announces its first commercial battery installations in Germany, highlighting strong early adoption of its new CSS-OD commercial storage system in Europe’s largest solar self-consumption market. In just the first weeks after launch, the company received over 150 orders equating to over 15MWh, reflecting a positive response from PV installers seeking to add energy storage to SolarEdge’s large commercial & industrial (C&I) solar install base. The first dozen installations are now live across Germany.

Optimized for SolarEdge PV systems, the CSS-OD is ideal for both indoor and outdoor C&I solar installations – combining a 102.4 kWh-rated battery cabinet with a 50 kW inverter, scalable up to 1 MWh per site. SolarEdge PV installers can now offer a tightly integrated PV + storage solution as more businesses move towards self-consumption with solar.

Naama Ohana, Chief Commercial & Industrial Division at SolarEdge, comments: “The market response to the CSS-OD has been exciting, creating a strong new revenue stream that taps into our leading C&I solar business. With many countries in Europe shifting away from net metering and becoming self-consumption markets, the commercial storage segment is steadily growing. With the emergence of dynamic tariffs, peak shaving, and grid flexibility applications, the use case for commercial storage is becoming even more important and the economics are undeniable. This is underscored by the record demand for the CSS-OD that we’re seeing not only in Germany but across Europe.”

One of the first CSS-OD system installations in Germany is at the headquarters of WG Solar Concept GmbH, a leading German solar installer based in Nufringen, Baden-Württemberg. In order to maximize self-consumption, the company invested in two CSS-OD systems to store the solar energy produced by its existing 280 kWp SolarEdge rooftop PV system. Controlled and optimized with SolarEdge’s advanced ONE for C&I energy management system, the CSS-OD is now enabling the business to become almost entirely self-sufficient with solar energy.

Nils Rufle, Managing Director at WG Solar Concept GmbH, comments: “Having installed SolarEdge’s power-optimized C&I solar systems for over a decade, we’ve witnessed first-hand the high energy yields and attractive ROI they provide businesses – so much so that we invested in our own SolarEdge rooftop system. The addition of the CSS-OD has had an immediate impact on our business, integrating seamlessly with our solar system to now power 95% of our energy needs – including our energy-intensive heat pumps and EVs. Our energy bills have become negligible, which is remarkable.”

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