CEEG provided 15 integrated energy storage systems for Israel IEC, Afcon, BYD, and NR. IEC, Israel Electric Corporation，is Israel's largest electricity supplier, while Afcon is a leading group engaged in the construction, infrastructures, control, communications, electric transportation, and renewable energy sectors in the country. These systems include CEEG energy storage transformers as the core component, as well as our comprehensive integration services, delivering a full set of energy storage solutions to our clients.
Most of Israel's energy storage stations are situated in desert and semi-arid regions, which requires the equipment to be highly resilient to harsh environmental conditions. The country also prioritizes the efficiency, reliability, and environmental sustainability of the electrical equipment used in these storage stations.
During clients visit to our factory, they were impressed with our equipment, processes, and extensive experience in the energy storage field. Throughout production, we swiftly adjusted and optimized our production plans and processes to meet the clients’ needs, ensuring a production schedule that maximizes their benefits. We also provided them with relevant video materials and remote technical support, offering comprehensive product operation and maintenance assistance to guarantee flawless product commissioning.
CEEG supplied multiple solar-storage integrated systems to South African clients. The systems integrate lithium iron phosphate battery clusters, PCS, isolation transformers, STS, ATS, EMS, and more. The initial product development strictly followed design procedures, including selecting electrical equipment, EMS management strategy programming, network topology, structural design, and thermal management. Due to their high safety and cost-efficiency performance advantages, these products have been widely used in South Africa’s solar power energy storage, wind power energy storage, thermal power energy storage, and industrial and commercial energy storage.
