Leclanché Stationary Solutions business benefits all members of the energy economy – power producers, grid operators and consumers. Energy storage adds critical stability to the grid and enables increased penetration of variable renewable energy sources into the overall energy mix. In addition, by strategically discharging power during periods of peak demand, energy storage can alleviate strain on the grid’s energy supply and reduce energy users’ exposure to high-demand charges.
Leclanché provides complete Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) services for Electrical Energy Storage Systems (EESS), from large-scale utility projects to Commercial & Industrial (C&I) systems. Our customised EESS solutions utilise the highest quality lithium-ion cell technology in proven integrated designs along with Leclanché’s proprietary energy management system (EMS) software to provide our customers with safe and reliable energy storage. Leclanché has completed more than 100 MWh of modular, scalable and cost-effective projects globally across a wide range of market applications.
We help commercial and industrial clients reduce their electricity costs by designing Electrical Energy Storage Systems (EESS) that reliably reduce energy demand during peak periods and optimise the usage of onsite renewable energy.
We offer environmentally and economically sustainable solutions for power generation in remote regions and islands where our Electrical Energy Storage Systems (EESS) reduces dependence on fossil fuel, maximizes the use of renewable energy and reduces overall energy costs.
Our energy storage solutions are at the heart of the electrification of transportation and help to accelerate the transition towards cleaner transport solutions.
As known, the intermittent nature of renewable energy resources, such as wind and solar, can force electrical grids to operate in unfeasible conditions. In order to evaluate the best possible way to overcome this challenge and develop innovative grid solutions, the country founded the Swiss Competence Center of Electrical Infrastructure (SCCER-FURIES).
Major cities and regions, such as Toronto, Ontario, are facing the increasingly difficult challenge of generating more clean and efficient power for their growing population centers while maintaining the reliability of the grid.
Commercial and Industrial (C&I) electricity customers worldwide are facing pressure to reduce their energy costs. In an increasingly competitive business environment, minimizing and optimizing energy consumption is paramount to being successful.
The transport industry is under increasing pressure to use green technology to reduce harmful CO
From automated guided vehicles (AGV) to military applications, we design and manufacture specialised...
