Commercial & Industrial Battery Energy Storage System in Kazakhstan (Peak Shaving + Backup Power)

2026-05-28

Project Name: Kazakhstan Almaty Industrial Park C&I Energy Storage Project

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Project Overview:
This project is located in an industrial park in Almaty, Kazakhstan, serving a large machinery manufacturing factory. Due to unstable grid conditions and high peak electricity tariffs, the client deployed a 1MW/2MWh containerized Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) for peak shaving and backup power supply.


Why the Client Chose Us:
After evaluating multiple suppliers from China and Europe, the client selected us based on:

l Proven experience in C&I energy storage projects

l Advanced thermal management system suitable for extreme cold climates (-30°C)

l Reliable technical support and localized service capability


Project Execution:
We completed system design, battery configuration, and EMS strategy optimization within a short timeline. The container was upgraded with insulation and heating systems to ensure stable performance under low temperatures.


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Challenges & Solutions:

Challenge 1: Low-temperature performance degradation
→ Solution: Integrated intelligent heating system and thermal insulation design

Challenge 2: Grid instability
→ Solution: Optimized EMS control strategy to improve system response speed


Delivery & Operation:
The system was delivered on schedule and is now operating with two daily charge-discharge cycles, effectively reducing peak demand.


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Post-Delivery Support:
The client initially required more flexible dispatch strategies. We provided remote EMS upgrades to enable multi-time-period control.


Client Feedback:
Electricity costs have been reduced by approximately 25%, and power supply reliability has significantly improved.


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Project Status:
The system has been running stably for over 12 months, and the client is planning a second-phase expansion.