Energy Toolbase and Nexamp have deployed a front-of-the-meter energy storage system as part of one of Nexamp’s solar + storage projects in Massachusetts. Nexamp, a Boston-based solar and energy storage company, commissioned a Sungrow energy storage system comprised of four units, fully integrated with Energy Toolbase’s Acumen EMS controls software, as part of the Old Frontier III community solar site. This project is Energy Toolbase’s first controls project with Nexamp, which is currently working toward commissioning additional solar projects throughout Massachusetts.
“We’re excited to bring our Acumen EMS controls software into the Northeast market, especially on a large front-of-the-meter project with a trusted developer like Nexamp,” said Kevin Mulvey, VP of operations at Energy Toolbase. “The Northeast storage market is growing quickly, and Energy Toolbase plans to deploy many more projects that will contribute to the growth.”
Sited in Deerfield, Massachusetts, the 1,000 kW/2,192 kWh Acumen EMS-controlled energy storage system is Energy Toolbase’s first DC-coupled project. It leverages the Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target (SMART) and Clean Peak Standard programs, which both incentivize clean energy technologies that promote solar and storage development and supply electricity during peak demand periods.
“Controlling every aspect of the energy storage system — from energy capture to strategic discharge — is critical in maximizing the value and impact of this rapidly developing technology,” said Rob Ritchie, director of energy storage for Nexamp. “Our relationship with Energy Toolbase enables us to get the most from every project while ensuring that we deliver on the promised benefits for our partners and customers.”
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