Energy Storage Systems

Store your solar energy and use it when you need it most.

Why Combine Solar with Energy Storage?

Battery storage turns your photovoltaic system into a truly self-sufficient energy solution. Instead of feeding most of your surplus power into the grid, you store it locally and use it in the evening, at night, or during grid disturbances — increasing self-consumption, protecting against outages, and stabilising your energy costs.

How Our Home and Business Storage Systems Work

We design storage solutions that match your PV output and actual load profile. During the day, solar power first covers your current consumption; any excess is automatically stored in the battery. In the evening and at night, the system smoothly supplies your building, supports heat pumps or EV chargers if installed, and only draws from the grid when necessary. All systems include intelligent energy management, remote monitoring and safety-tested lithium battery technology.

Key Advantages of Battery Storage

With a correctly sized storage system, your PV installation becomes the heart of a modern and resilient energy supply for your building.

  • Significantly higher self-consumption of your own solar power instead of feeding most of it into the grid.
  • Greater independence from grid failures and price increases thanks to local energy reserves.
  • Optimal interaction with heat pumps, EV chargers and other large consumers in your home or business.
  • Transparent monitoring via apps and portals so you always see charge level, flows and savings.
Modern home battery storage system combined with photovoltaic installation

Typical Use Cases

Our catalog examples show how intelligently controlled storage follows the rhythm of everyday life.

  • Households that are empty during the day and want to use their solar power mainly in the evening and at night.
  • Buildings with heat pumps or electric vehicles, where short-term load peaks are buffered by the battery.
  • Small businesses that want to protect themselves from interruptions in operation and stabilise their electricity costs.