ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS

Electrical energy storage refers to the process of storing electrical energy in a device or system, for later use. This technology has become increasingly important in recent years due to the rapid growth of renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar power, which are intermittent and can be affected by weather conditions.

Electrical energy storage systems can help to stabilize the grid and balance supply and demand, by storing excess energy when it is available and releasing it when it is needed.

CLOU has been working on energy storage since 2009. The energy storage technologies and systems are implemented in Asia, Africa, North- and South America and Oceania.
CLOU has a large-scale energy storage, grid-connected laboratory for renewable energy of National Energy Administration.
In the aspects of battery PACK, PCS and EMS, CLOU owns core products with features of modularization, high energy density and high safety. It has profitable operating experience and can provide customers with the optimal solutions and services.

Our Production Site

Step into the future of energy storage with CLOU's latest Electrical Energy Storage (ESS) production site, where precision meets innovation. Our latest video takes you on an exclusive journey through the heart of our operations, showcasing the advanced robotic technology that is transforming battery assembly. At CLOU, we're committed to excellence and consistency in quality. Our state-of-the-art robots ensure each battery unit is assembled with meticulous accuracy, guaranteeing the highest standards of reliability and performance. Witness the synergy of human expertise and robotic precision that defines the next generation of energy solutions. CLOU's ESS – Powering tomorrow's world, today.

Energy Storage Components

Our energy storage containers are designed for public buildings, medium to large businesses and utility scale storage. They can be used on-grid or off-grid. The energy storage containers are making it possible to store the energy produced by photovoltaics, wind turbines, or other renewables. For larger capacities, multiple containers can be combined to one EES system.