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What does a battery energy storage system integrator do?

Image: RWE. The battery energy storage system (BESS) industry is changing rapidly as the market grows. At the heart of what is becoming a crowded and competitive market is the role of the system integrator: putting together the components and technologies that bring BESS projects to life.

Who are the largest system integrators in the Bess industry?

Foreground and background images, respectively: BESS systems deployed by Sungrow and Tesla, the two largest system integrators globally according to S&P. We hear from S&P Global Commodity Insights analysts and a former Fluence executive about the major trends shaping the competitive landscape of system integrators in the BESS industry.

What's going on with a battery storage project in Germany?

The Germany-headquartered vertically integrated energy company is “very keen” on progressing its in-house capabilities in battery storage, with a number of projects in the works in the US and Europe, including two hybrid plants pairing run-of-river hydropower with 117MW of batteries in Germany.

What is the largest battery-based storage project in the US?

AES signed an agreement with San Diego Gas & Electric to bring online 37.5MW of storage, constituting the largest battery-based storage project in the US. The company will deploy its Advancion 4 storage systems at two substations in San Diego, California; with 30MW in Escondido and 7.5MW in El Cajon.

How does IHS Markit rank system integrators?

As the chart below shows, IHS Markit surveyed dozens of leading system integrators and produced rankings based on metrics including installed and planned projects by megawatt. While the idea of a top 10 ranking is in itself interesting, what could be even more illuminating is what IHS Markit’s team learned along the way.

Who are the top 5 energy companies in the world?

China-based Sungrow tops the list again while Tesla Energy Fluence Hyperstrong and Wärtsilä make up the remainder of the top five. Tesla and Fluence have swapped places from last year’s rankings, as have Hyperstrong and Wärtsilä. S&P Global released the infographic below summarising its findings.