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Iraq faces a severe and persistent electricity crisis. Frequent blackouts, soaring temperatures, and an over-reliance on expensive, polluting diesel generators cripple businesses and disrupt daily life. In 2025, Iraq will require approximately 54 GW of electricity to achieve power balance, while the current generation capacity stands at only 15 GW—indicating a substantial shortfall. During peak summer demand, this shortage becomes more severe, with many regions relying on small diesel generators to supplement the grid. This case study highlights how ATESS hybrid solar systems are providing a robust, sustainable, and cost-effective solution to these challenges. Through two typical cases in Slemani, we demonstrate how ATESS is helping Iraq to achieve energy independence, reduce operational expenses by up to 90%, and significantly lower their carbon footprint, paving the way for a more resilient and sustainable energy future in Iraq.

With the rapid development of global renewable energy and energy storage technologies, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) in containers have been widely applied in areas such as grid peak shaving, microgrids, and industrial-commercial energy storage. However, the risk of thermal runaway in lithium batteries makes fire protection systems a critical safeguard for energy storage safety. This white paper delves into the design principles, key technologies, and industry standards for fire protection systems in energy storage containers.

In today's rapidly evolving energy storage industry, the PCS (Power Conversion System), as the core component connecting batteries to the grid, directly impacts the efficiency, safety, and economic viability of the entire system. As photovoltaic and energy storage systems advance toward higher voltages and larger capacities, high-voltage PCS has emerged as a new industry trend. So, what advantages does high-voltage PCS offer compared to traditional low-voltage versions?

The Ibaragun and Robiyan communities in Ogun State, Nigeria, has long faced the challenge of unreliable electricity, limiting economic growth and access to essential services. In response to this energy gap, ATESS, in collaboration with local Nigerian partners and organizations, contributed to the completion of a cutting-edge 1MW solar mini-grid system, integrating advanced ATESS energy storage solutions to maximize efficiency, stability, and sustainability.