Sodium sulfur battery energy storage container price

How many MWh can a containerized NaS ® battery supply?

We supply containerized NAS ® battery systems with 250KW/1.450MWh. The compact form enables easy transportation and quick installation at our customers' sites. Depending on your energy storage need, one or more containers can be installed.

How does NaS battery storage work?

The NAS battery storage solution is containerised: each 20-ft container combines six modules adding up to 250kW output and 1,450kWh energy storage capacity. Multiple containers can be combined to create bigger installations of any required size.

Does BASF sell NaS batteries?

Today, BASF not only distributes the NAS battery worldwide, it is also working with NGK on the next generation of sodium-sulfur batteries, with product launches forthcoming in 2024. To learn more about NAS batteries, visit the BASF website here.

Can a NaS ® battery be installed in a container?

Depending on your energy storage need, one or more containers can be installed. Containers have been tested for self-extinguishing capabilities and mechanical stability. NAS ® Batteries cells and modules are certified as recognized components to UL 1973 standard. Additionally, NAS ® Battery cells and modules have been evaluated using UL 9540A.

How much power does a NAS container deliver?

A 20’ container delivers 250kW of peak power and 1.45MWh of storage capacity and a BESS solution is scalable to gigawatt scale. *Recommended minimum is four NAS containers, scalable to GWh range. NAS® Batteries have been deployed globally over the last 20 years, however, until recently they remained untested in the Australian market.

Should NaS batteries be co-located with hydrogen production?

Not surprisingly, NAS batteries have been chosen in several recent projects for co-location with hydrogen production. Across the globe, testing and certification of energy storage technologies from cell to system level according to UL9540A and UL1973 standards is becoming crucial for bankability.