en.Wedoany.com Reported - TWAICE has partnered with BayWa r.e. to supply a battery monitoring platform for the 137.5 MW battery energy storage project in Alfeld, Germany, located in Lower Saxony. The project, with an independent battery storage capacity of 282 MW, represents a significant addition to Germany's growing large-scale energy storage market. The project owner, Danish investment group "Scale Fund," selected TWAICE to ensure long-term operational efficiency for its expanding storage fleet.

BayWa r.e., serving as the third-party operations and maintenance (O&M) provider for the Alfeld project, will utilize TWAICE tools. These tools are claimed to enable a more proactive operational model, managing the health status of battery energy storage systems (BESS) and preventing downtime during critical daily activities. By analyzing battery systems, the TWAICE platform can quickly or in real-time identify and rectify performance issues through predictive analytics, including insights into battery imbalance, recoverable energy, and temperature trends.

Stephan Rohr, CEO of TWAICE, stated that as Germany adds gigawatt-hours of storage capacity annually, the gap between current battery monitoring methods and optimal management practices is widening, and independent analysis can bridge this gap. Simon Slapka, Managing Director of Data Services at BayWa r.e., noted that managing projects like Alfeld with large storage fleets involves handling more assets, alerts, and data sources than ever before, with the real challenge being to identify truly significant signals. TWAICE provides engineers with the lead time needed to shift from reactive to proactive operations, thereby contributing to better long-term performance and revenue growth for investors.

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