Solplanet launches new BESS for C&I applications at Intersolar.

Solplanet will present a new energy storage system aimed at commercial and industrial applications during Intersolar South America 2026. The launch of the ASW 125K/261-PT marks the expansion of the company's BESS (Battery Energy Storage System) portfolio and reinforces its strategy of integrating solar generation, storage, intelligent energy management, and electric vehicle charging into a single system.

The trade show will be held between August 25th and 27th at Expo Center Norte in São Paulo (SP), and will bring together manufacturers, distributors, integrators and investors from different segments of the energy sector.

With a storage capacity of 261 kWh and a nominal power of 125 kW, the new system adopts an All-in-One architecture, integrating batteries and PCS (Power Conversion System) into a single cabinet.

According to the manufacturer, this configuration was developed to reduce space requirements, simplify installation, and facilitate modular expansion according to the characteristics and needs of each project.

The equipment also features an intelligent air cooling system, multiple levels of electrical and fire protection, and an integrated EMS (Energy Management System) responsible for monitoring and managing operations.

According to Solplanet, the system has battery module-level protection, aimed at reducing the risk of fault propagation, and has a lifespan exceeding 8 cycles.

BESS expands company strategy

Solplanet's expansion of its portfolio with storage solutions for C&I (commercial and industrial) applications reflects a shift in the profile of energy projects, which now demand greater integration between generation, consumption, and storage.

According to the company, the new BESS was developed to meet the needs of applications where energy management plays a central role, allowing for greater operational flexibility and better use of available resources.

The company is also investing in solutions capable of operating in an integrated way with photovoltaic systems, offering the user greater control over the energy flow.

During Intersolar, this integration can be seen in practice. Solplanet will bring to its booth a fully functional hybrid system, consisting of a hybrid inverter and battery in operation.

The idea is to allow integrators, distributors, and partners to monitor the system's behavior and understand how the management between generation, storage, and consumption occurs.

In addition to BESS, the manufacturer will present its portfolio of hybrid inverters and lines of single-phase, three-phase, and split-phase on-grid inverters, aimed at different profiles of residential and commercial applications.

Intelligent management is at the heart of the strategy.

Another key aspect of Solplanet's strategy is the use of intelligent energy management tools based on artificial intelligence.

According to the company, the proposal is to integrate different energy resources into a single architecture, allowing solar power generation, batteries, and electric vehicle chargers to be managed in a coordinated manner.

This type of integration is gaining relevance as commercial and industrial consumers seek greater cost predictability, operational security, and flexibility in energy use.

For Solplanet, energy storage is becoming increasingly important within a broader energy management strategy.

Market in transformation

The presentation of the new BESS comes at a time of transformation in the energy market, with new demands for storage solutions and greater integration between generation, consumption, and energy management.

For Abel Cunha, Latam director of Solplanet, participation in Intersolar is an opportunity to present this evolution of the portfolio to the market.

"Intersolar South America is the main meeting point for the photovoltaic sector in Latin America and a strategic opportunity for us to present Solplanet's evolution to the market," he stated.

“This year, we are taking an important step with the launch of our BESS solution, reinforcing our commitment to offering smart energy solutions that integrate solar generation, energy storage, intelligent energy management based on artificial intelligence, and electric vehicle charging,” he added.

According to the executive, the company's strategy is to offer technologies capable of keeping pace with the evolving demands of integrators and partners in the Latin American market.

"Our goal is to support integrators and partners with innovative, reliable technologies that are prepared to accelerate the transition to a smarter and more sustainable energy future," he added.

Focus also on the relationship with integrators.

In addition to product launches, Solplanet will use Intersolar as a platform to expand its relationships with integrators, distributors, and partners.

During the three days of the fair, company experts will be available to present the technologies, answer technical questions, and discuss applications of the solutions.

The booth will also feature activities aimed at a professional audience, including demonstrations, an interactive campaign, and the distribution of promotional gifts.

According to the manufacturer, its presence at the trade fair is part of a long-term strategy to expand its operations in the Brazilian market and consolidate its position as a supplier of integrated energy solutions.

Solplanet claims to have a presence in over 100 countries and regions and has been expanding its global portfolio with a focus on solar power generation, energy storage, intelligent energy management based on artificial intelligence, and electric vehicle charging.

At Intersolar South America 2026, visitors will be able to learn about the company's solutions at booth W4.69.

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