Solar-Storage Synergy: LISINER Deploys 7.5MW/25MWh C&I Energy Storage Project in the Czech Republic

As renewable energy penetration continues to rise across Europe, commercial and industrial users are placing greater emphasis on flexible energy use, green power consumption, and energy cost optimization. In the Czech Republic, the value of user-side energy storage is also expanding beyond peak-valley management toward demand response and distributed energy optimization. Improving solar self-consumption and strengthening energy management flexibility are becoming increasingly important for C&I users pursuing greener operations.

Recently, LISINER deployed a 7.5MW/25MWh user-side energy storage project at 49.548911° N, 16.663413° E in the Czech Republic. The project integrates energy storage with solar PV and other distributed energy resources, helping optimize onsite energy use and enhance the flexibility of the site’s energy system.Solar-Storage Integration, Optimizing Energy Use

The project is fully equipped with LISINER’s TRITON-C5016 containerized energy storage system, which supports flexible integration with solar PV and other distributed energy resources and is designed for diverse European C&I and microgrid applications.

By charging during off-peak periods and discharging during peak hours, the system supports user-side load management, helping reduce electricity costs and increase the self-consumption of green power. It also improves the utilization of distributed energy resources and strengthens the site’s ability to respond to changing energy demand. The project further demonstrates the adaptability of LISINER’s energy storage solutions in European C&I applications and provides practical experience for broader user-side energy management scenarios.

Local Collaboration, Expanding Global Experience

Throughout project implementation, LISINER worked closely with local partners to advance construction and grid connection, further strengthening its experience in overseas project delivery and localized collaboration. The project was developed and is owned by EPG Pamětice s.r.o., while Česká spořitelna, part of Erste Group, provided non-recourse debt financing to support its implementation.

As solar PV, energy storage, and other distributed energy resources become increasingly integrated into C&I applications, energy management is becoming more flexible and efficient. Building on its global business presence, LISINER will continue to expand across diverse application scenarios with safe and reliable energy storage solutions, supporting deeper integration of green energy and industrial power use.