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 by Staff Writers Los Angeles CA (SPX) Nov 09, 2018
NantEnergy has announced that it has acquired Sharp Electronics Corporation's Energy Systems and Services business, which develops and delivers innovative energy management products for the U.S. market. Included in the acquisition is the award-winning SmartStorage behind-the-meter energy storage system. NantEnergy has also retained the entire Energy Systems and Services team, including Carl Mansfield, former general manager and founder of Sharp's Energy System and Services Group, who will continue with NantEnergy as Vice President, System Solutions. "Adding Sharp's sizable and world-class energy storage business to the NantEnergy service portfolio is an important step in our mission to accelerate the worldwide transformation to clean, reliable energy through intelligent energy storage solutions," said Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, chairman of NantEnergy. "The acquisition of Sharp's energy systems business and the SmartStorage brand immediately creates a foothold for NantEnergy in the U.S., particularly in the important California market." Included as part of the acquisition is the SmartStorage behind-the-meter energy storage system that reduces peak demand usage for commercial and industrial (C and I) buildings. Sharp's energy systems business was previously rated by Navigant Research as a top 10 distributed-scale energy storage systems integrator for the U.S. market and it has an active project pipeline exceeding 60MW of commercial and industrial solar plus storage installations in the U.S. NantEnergy will continue to promote the SmartStorage system, along with the optional 10-year Asset Management Service Agreement which provides routine and unscheduled maintenance, coupled with a 10-year demand reduction performance guarantee. Existing SmartStorage service agreements will continue to be covered by NantEnergy. NantEnergy Chief Technology Officer Ramkumar Krishnan commented, "The technology and software capabilities of the SmartStorage product are complementary to NantEnergy's proven technology and products in telecom and microgrid markets and enable us to become a leader not only in behind-the-meter applications but also in the broader stationary energy storage market. We are excited to leverage SmartStorage technology, talent and over five years of proven product experience in the C and I market." With the acquisition, NantEnergy expands its market reach with thousands of energy storage systems deployed globally across more than a dozen countries, including the lucrative U.S. market. NantEnergy's management team now possesses over 100 years of combined experience in the energy storage industry. "The SmartStorage team continually aims to make energy storage accessible, affordable and simple for our customers, guaranteeing that performance will be delivered," Carl Mansfield said. "NantEnergy's proven technologies will enable us to offer new SmartStorage products and expanded capabilities in the future. I have ultimate confidence in the direction and promise of SmartStorage and NantEnergy, and I look forward to working with a leadership team that shares my passion for growing and innovating in the energy storage market."
Trina Solar provides 190MW of its TrinaPro PV solution to large solar park in Spain Zurich, Switzerland (SPX) Nov 05, 2018 Trina Solar will provide 190 megawatts of its integrated photovoltaic (PV) solution, TrinaPro, to Cobra for a large solar park in Spain. ACS Group and its subsidiary Cobra, specialized in turnkey energetic infrastructures, are building this EPC project in Alcazar, Ciudad Real province (Spain), with a total power capacity of 190MW. The project is expected to be completed by the end of 2019, and is set to become the first of many TrinaPro projects in Europe. Trina Solar will supply its integra ... read more
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