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... At some point in the life of any energy storage site, there comes a time to make some changes ... The most common changes are:Replacing depleted batteries to address system capacity fadeAdd more capacity to meet new performance requirementsAdd new energy management functionsNuvation Energy provides battery control products and system-level engineering services for the addition of more energy storage to an existing site, and the replacement of batteries that have reached their end of life.We also provide energy controllers that can add new energy management capabilities to an existing energy storage site or microgrid ... The nController EMS can control multiple assets (e.g: solar, gensets, energy storage, grid power) behind the meter, managing them together as a single distributed energy power plant. ... When replacing depleted cells or provisioning additional capacity, newer batteries will likely be available that are superior to your originals (which may also be no longer available) ... However, battery management electronics from one manufacturer may not be compatible with another’s, not included with your preferred batteries, or missing certain functionality required to mange the batteries with your existing equipment.Adding more capacity can require system integration engineering, additional power conversion systems, and a strategy to coordinate the operation of your healthy new batteries with the older ones.Nuvation Energy provides energy storage controllers and engineering design services to support your energy storage augmentation project, from initial design to final system commissioning ... We also have a range of industry partners we can engage with to build out your augmentation project team as needed..

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... Nuvation Energy’s BMS is the world’s first configurable 3rd party BMS to attain UL 1973 Recognition.In order to gain commissioning approval in most jurisdictions, battery energy storage systems (BESS) must be listed in accordance with UL 9540, the Standard for Safety of Energy Storage Systems and Equipment ... Within that energy storage system, battery stacks and electrical and control equipment must meet a range of other specifications to show they have passed their own respective safety evaluations.Within a UL 9540 listed BESS, the battery stacks must be certified to the UL 1973 standard, ANSI/CAN/UL Batteries for Use in Stationary and Motive Auxiliary Power Applications ... A battery management system that has been tested and approved by UL attains the “UL Recognized” designation ... A UL 1973 Recognized BMS greatly reduces the UL 1973 certification effort. ... Nuvation Energy’s G4 BMS was recognized to UL 1973 through a path that included being evaluated to the UL 991 and UL 1998 standards for hardware and software respectively ... These standards are recognized in the USA and Canada ... The G5 BMS is UL 1973 Recognized through a path that included CSA, UL, and IEC standards ... These standards are recognized in the USA and Canada as well as many jurisdictions in Europe and internationally ... The G5 BMS is also CE conformant, a requirement in most European countries. .

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