Every type of project
From thirty kilowatts to several megawatts.
The method stays the same at every scale: we start from what the site needs, then choose the solution that matches it.
Manufacturer selection
AlphaTech Energies selects only manufacturers on BloombergNEF’s Tier 1 Energy Storage list, the industry benchmark.
Five system sizes: which one fits your project?
Size 01 of 5
Small C&I
30 to 50 kW · 72 to 241 kWh
Compact, quick to deploy.
Power range
30 to 50 kW
Energy capacity range
72 to 241 kWh
Architecture
All-in-one cabinet, outdoors or in a plant room.
Priority uses
- Solar self-consumption
- Backup power for essential loads
Target sites
- Shops and branch offices
- Small workshops
- Small commercial buildings
- Farms
Main use cases
- Solar self-consumption
- Backup power for essential loads
- Light peak shaving
Advantages of the architecture
- A single cabinet to connect
- Light works on site
Size 02 of 5
Medium C&I
125 to 150 kW · 261 to 522 kWh
The heart of the industrial market.
Power range
125 to 150 kW
Energy capacity range
261 to 522 kWh
Architecture
Modular cabinets, with storage capacity that can be extended by adding modules.
Priority uses
- Peak shaving and lower subscribed power (puissance souscrite, the power level contracted with the network operator)
- Behind-the-meter revenue
Target sites
- Hotels
- Industrial SMEs
- Supermarkets
- Commercial buildings
- Small logistics sites
Main use cases
- Solar self-consumption
- Peak shaving
- Flexibility
- Securing supply to selected loads
Advantages of the architecture
- Power sized for commercial and industrial sites
- Storage capacity that scales as the site evolves
- Compact footprint, short works on site
Size 03 of 5
Medium container
250 to 500 kW · 705 to 1,410 kWh
The container format, for industry and logistics.
Power range
250 to 500 kW
Energy capacity range
705 to 1,410 kWh
Architecture
Factory-assembled container with a power conversion cabinet, liquid cooling and integrated fire safety.
Priority uses
- Solar and high-capacity storage
- Flexibility and demand response
Target sites
- Industrial sites
- Logistics platforms
- Cold stores
- Large solar rooftops
Main use cases
- High-capacity solar self-consumption
- Peak shaving
- Flexibility and demand response
Advantages of the architecture
- Factory-assembled, simpler commissioning
- The work moves from the site to the factory
- A format that scales up
Size 04 of 5
Large C&I
500 kW to 1 MW · 1 to 2 MWh
Multi-use, at megawatt scale.
Power range
500 kW to 1 MW
Energy capacity range
1 to 2 MWh
Architecture
Several containers, power conversion and a transformer, in an expandable architecture controlled by an advanced energy management system (EMS).
Priority uses
- Multi-use sites with high consumption
- Advanced behind-the-meter revenue
Target sites
- Large industrial sites
- Logistics hubs
- Office campuses
- Vehicle fleets charging on site
Main use cases
- Self-consumption and peak shaving
- Flexibility
- EV charging
- Ancillary services, as an option
Advantages of the architecture
- Expandable, sized to grow
- Arbitrating between several use scenarios
- Access to flexibility markets
Size 05 of 5
Utility-scale / multi-MW
Above 1 MW · Above 2 MWh
An asset dedicated to the electricity markets.
Power range
Above 1 MW
Energy capacity range
Above 2 MWh
Architecture
Rows of containers and an electrical substation, sized for cycling.
Priority uses
- Grid-side aggregation
- Ancillary services and balancing
Target sites
- Renewable energy developers
- Co-located solar or wind plants
- Land with a grid connection at HTA (medium voltage, 1–50 kV) or HTB (high voltage, above 50 kV)
Main use cases
- Ancillary services and balancing
- Grid-side aggregation
- Co-location with renewable generation
Advantages of the architecture
- Designed for intensive cycling
- Expandable architecture
- A financing file prepared with bankability in mind