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The Ukrainian project delivered by BESSMONT delivers a major advancement in national energy stability through a high-capacity 87.5 MW / 175.525 MWh battery storage installation designed for modern grid support services. This large-scale system strengthens the resilience of critical infrastructure by providing frequency regulation, peak management and real-time grid balancing across demanding network conditions. 35 containerised BESS units, of 5.015MWh each, equipped with black-start capability, can restore power to essential grid segments without relying on external supply, significantly enhancing emergency preparedness and grid recovery. In addition, the system enables active participation in energy trading, allowing the operator to optimise dispatch strategies and capture market opportunities. PO issuance: 4 Sep 2025Delivery to customer: 31 Jan 2026Total duration: 21 weeks Two more projects for Ukraine, with a total capacity of 300MWh, are currently in progress
The BESSMONT battery storage installation at OFZ Oravský Podzámok strengthens the energy security and stability of one of Slovakia’s most energy-intensive metallurgical operations. The 10 MW and 30 MWh system supports more efficient energy management, peak-load reduction, and long-term operational resilience.Six containerised BESS units, each providing 5.015 MWh, create a robust storage foundation that enables OFZ to better manage consumption, stabilise energy flows, and reduce exposure to electricity price volatility. Integrated with advanced EMS and PCS control systems, the solution optimises charging, discharging and real-time energy operations while supporting sustainability goals. BESSMONT delivered the project as a turnkey solution for the customer, providing not only HW and SW but also acting as EPC. PO issuance: 26 Sep 2025Delivery to customer: 31 Mar 2026Total duration: 27 weeks
BESSMONT BESS installation at Voderady represents synergy between storing, supplying and trading energy. 15MWh project will support effective energy consumption of the Voderady facility for both labs, the battery production line and the BESS assembly line. The project is implemented in two phases:· Phase I: 2.5 MW with one BESS of 5,015MWh· Phase II: Expansion to 7.5 MW with installation of three BESS with total capacity of 15MWh. Three advanced BESS units (5.015 MW each) will enable energy efficiency, energy trading and support to the BESSMONT production site — creating a unique synergy between manufacturing and real-market energy operations.
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