Installation of a 522 kWh BESS Combined with a 220 kWp Solar System at the EV Charging Station in Ba Hien, Phu Tho.
C&I BESS

Installation of a 522 kWh BESS Combined with a 220 kWp Solar System at the EV Charging Station in Ba Hien, Phu Tho.

Project Introduction

Project Name: Deployment of a 522 kWh BESS combined with a  kWp Solar System at an electric vehicle charging station.

Location: Ba Hien, Phu Tho Province, Vietnam.

Implementation Time: November 2025.

Implementing Unit: GG Industries.

 

2. Project Objectives

  • Stabilize charging capacity at the EV charging station during peak hours.

  • Increase the efficiency of energy utilization from the rooftop solar system.

  • Reduce electricity costs by storing energy and using it during off-peak periods.

  • Support grid load reduction in the surrounding area and improve operational reliability.

3. Key Technical Specifications

Category Details
System Capacity  522 kWh
Battery Type Li-ion (LFP)
PCS 125 kW
Features Bidirectional charging/discharging, smart management via EMS
Monitoring System Remote monitoring through IoT platform
Safety Protections  Integrated BMS, fire and explosion protection, short-circuit protection, overvoltage protection

4. Challenges & Solutions

Challenges:

  • Large fluctuations in EV charging loads, creating pressure on the local power grid.

  • Integration with the existing solar rooftop system.

  • Limited capacity of the medium-voltage distribution lines in the area.

  • Requirement to ensure absolute safety when integrating battery storage with DC fast-charging systems.

Solutions:

  • Optimize the design of the distributed energy storage system.

  • Integrate an Energy Management System (EMS) to intelligently coordinate power flows.

  • Install remote monitoring and early-warning systems for battery and equipment health.

5. Achieved Results

  • Reduced operating costs by up to 25% by utilizing off-peak electricity through energy storage.

  • Ensured 100% stable charging capacity during peak hours without any service interruptions.

  • Reduced grid load by approximately 150 kW during peak periods.