Honeywell Collaborates with Nuvation Energy to Add Flexible BMS to Honeywell Ionic

Combining Honeywell’s energy storage technology with Nuvation Energy’s battery management has created an efficient large-scale storage solution that addresses users’ key pain points…

Honeywell has recently collaborated with Nuvation Energy to integrate an improved Battery Management System (BMS) into Honeywell’s modular battery energy storage system, Honeywell Ionic. One of the first of its kind, Nuvation’s BMS provides users with significant flexibility and greater insights into the battery’s performance. The system is easy to install and maintain and offers a cost-competitive and reliable solution for commercial and industrial customers. Offering large-scale storage for renewable energy generation, Honeywell Ionic supports up to 1500-volt inverters to increase system efficiency and includes Nuvation Energy’s industry-leading BMS.

Commenting on the development, Michael Worry, CEO of Nuvation Energy, said, “Energy storage is one of the fastest growing energy industry technologies in the world, and solutions like this will be critical to enabling governments and businesses to meet their carbon emission reduction targets. Our collaboration with Honeywell will allow companies to take control of their own sustainability journey.”

With Honeywell Ionic, customers can simply add modular systems to increase capacity. Since Nuvation’s BMS is configurable for any battery, it can also support different batteries from those in the original BESS. A single system can combine batteries that differ by chemistry, performance profile, age, and state of health.

These solutions enable intermittent renewable generation like solar and wind to be stored and reduces sudden sags or surges in power supplied to customers. Many utility grids cannot add more renewable energy without storage to avoid the destabilizing impacts its large-scale integration creates. Honeywell Ionic will be used by both utilities ‘in front of the meter’ and commercial and industrial customers ‘behind the meter’ for a range of energy storage applications, including demand charge management, transmission and distribution upgrade deferral, energy arbitrage, and grid resiliency.

Leave a Reply