en.Wedoany.com Reported - US-based Solaredge has announced the launch of its new commercial large-capacity energy storage system CSS-OD-197 kWh in Europe and Asia, targeting medium to large commercial and industrial users, aimed at optimizing solar self-consumption. Each battery unit has a capacity of 197 kWh and can be paired with one or two 50 kW battery inverters, with a maximum power of 1 MW and energy storage capacity of 4 MWh per site.

In addition to optimizing self-consumption, peak shaving, and electricity price optimization, Solaredge emphasizes safety and cybersecurity features, as well as ease of installation and quick commissioning. The system supports both indoor and outdoor installation and offers multiple operating modes to enhance energy efficiency. The new product is based on the strong demand for the CSS-OD system launched at the end of 2024, which has been deployed globally.

Naama Ohana, Head of Solaredge's C&I division, stated: "The market response to our first CSS-OD has been very encouraging, creating strong new revenue streams from new sites and a vast C&I solar installation base. The launch of higher-capacity batteries will help partners unlock more opportunities, especially for sites requiring greater energy storage capacity, as demand for self-consumption in the C&I sector continues to accelerate."

Following this news, Solaredge's stock price saw a significant rise last week, closing at €39.25 on the Stuttgart Stock Exchange by the end of the week, up 20.2%, ranking first in the RENIXX index.

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