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A 1,500m² industrial building self-sufficient in energy. It is possible!

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Agrimess, a Swiss company based in Ticino, has equipped their headquarters with an IMEON X-Trem Energy Storage System (ESS) in April this year. The solution will make the company self-sufficient in electricity.

In December 2014 the company invested in a rooftop photovoltaic installation dedicated to self-consumption. Over the years, 20% of the production of the solar installation was consumed on site and 80% was injected into the public grid.

The addition of an X-Trem ESS has enabled Agrimess to be 100% energy-autonomous.

The X-Trem ESS installed in this building integrates an 86.4kWh battery. The owner plans to disconnect completely from the public grid next year.

IMEON ENERGY has been designing and assembling the X-Trem product range since the beginning of 2021 in Brittany, France. The ESS, supporting power ratings up to MW, meets the growing demands of industrial companies and building owners who wish to participate in the energy transition and reduce their electricity bills.

These new all-in-one solutions incorporate all the components required for a self-consumption solar installation with storage, such as power electronics, lithium batteries, electrical protection and a communication system for monitoring of the installation. The whole system is controlled by artificial intelligence to increase the amount of energy produced and the life of the system.

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