Trina Storage, the energy storage division of Trinasolar, enters the Romanian market with the 65 MWh Toplița project. On a clearly demarcated structure between DC and AC components, Trina Storage provides the complete solution on the DC side, including 16 new generation Elementa 2 battery cabinets, while Allview takes over the integration on the AC side – PCS equipment and medium voltage infrastructure – thus ensuring an end-to-end delivery.

The partnership between Trina Storage and Allview (Visual Fan S.A.), as part of the extensive collaboration with the Renovatio initiative, creates an integrated architecture designed to meet the increasingly demanding stability and flexibility needs of the modern energy grid. The collaboration reflects a technological and organizational complementarity: Trina Storage’s global technology and storage platform, coupled with Allview’s local execution and integration capabilities, result in a reference project that can be replicated and scaled.

With the Toplița project, the first in a series of developments that will make up a portfolio of several GWh in Eastern Europe, Trina Storage affirms its long-term commitment to the region.

Gabriele Buccini, Head of Trina Storage Europem, observes “a growing demand for flexible solutions capable of stabilizing the grid, such as the Elementa platform” and welcomes the collaboration with partners such as Allview “in the direction of building a modern and sustainable energy infrastructure”. From Allview, Lucian Peticilă, CEO of Visual Fan S.A., describes this collaboration as a confirmation of the maturity of the energy division: “We are investing resources, expertise and vision to deliver large-scale solutions that make a real contribution to creating a secure, sustainable and smart energy future.”