Containerised & cabinet ESS
From 215–261 kWh AIO cabinets to 5 MWh containers and 10 MWh / 5 MW blocks for MW-scale trading.
Solution
Charge batteries when prices are low and discharge when they peak, capturing day-ahead and intraday price spreads.
The challenge
Volatile day-ahead and intraday markets reward storage that can buy energy cheaply and sell or self-consume it when prices peak.
How it works
The EMS follows price signals to charge low and discharge high, with optional dynamic-tariff automation.
The EMS reads day-ahead / intraday prices (or a dynamic tariff) and builds a charge/discharge schedule.
The battery charges from cheap grid power or surplus PV during low-price windows.
Stored energy is discharged to the site or grid when prices peak, up to 6 daily charge/discharge windows.
314 Ah LFP cells rated for 8,000+ cycles sustain daily cycling across the project life.
Outcomes
Product specifications are SAKETE SmartStore / Container series values. Project outcomes such as payback, self-consumption and demand-charge reduction depend on your site load profile, tariff and system sizing, and are confirmed in the project quote.
SAKETE scope
From 215–261 kWh AIO cabinets to 5 MWh containers and 10 MWh / 5 MW blocks for MW-scale trading.
Energy management that schedules cycling against day-ahead / intraday prices and dynamic tariffs.
AC- or DC-coupling design, grid-code compliance and German on-site commissioning and after-sales.
Project references
Representative SAKETE storage projects in this application.
125 × 50 kW / 100 kWh · DC-coupled
Storage added to an existing 10.75 MWp on-grid PV plant with smart dynamic price trading and up to 200% PV oversizing. Compact, fast install for Nordic terrain — ~8-month payback.
16 × 100 kW / 215 kWh · AC-coupled
Retrofit to an existing 10 MWp PV plant — ~1-year payback from price arbitrage.
7 × 125 kW / 261 kWh · AC-coupled
Retrofit to a 5 MWp PV plant — ~1-year payback from charging low and discharging high.
FAQ
Yes. The EMS can charge and discharge against price signals or a dynamic tariff, with up to 6 charge/discharge windows per day. Market access itself is arranged through your energy supplier or aggregator.
Yes. The same system can prioritise self-consumption and use spare capacity for arbitrage, configured per site.
On strong price spreads SAKETE retrofit projects in Europe have reached around one-year payback, but this depends on your market, tariff and cycling — confirmed in the project quote.
Share your site profile and SAKETE returns a tailored quote from European stock — typically within 1–2 business days.