Rimac Energy last week (17 October) officially announced SineStack, which it had previewed to the industry at the Energy Storage Summit Central and Eastern Europe earlier this month, claiming it to be the "most technically advanced" product of its type.
Croatian companies ENNA and Rimac Energy established a strategic partnership for the production and storage of renewable energy. The central point is SineStack, an innovative battery energy storage system developed by Rimac Energy.
In Rimac''s system degradation can be managed independently for each module by adjusting load and duty cycle conditions 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 0 10 20 30 40 50 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 0 10 20 30 40 50 Lifetime (Years) 70% 100% 70% Lifetime (Years) Conventional System Rimac Energy SineStack Duty Cycle per module
Rimac Energy, the energy storage arm of electric vehicle (EV) technology company Rimac, has completed commissioning for its flagship SineStack, a grid-interfacing battery energy storage system (BESS).
Croatian companies ENNA and Rimac Energy established a strategic partnership for the production and storage of renewable energy. The central point is SineStack, an innovative battery energy storage system
Rimac Energy announced its plans to enter the ESS market in Spring 2023 and first presented its SineStack battery energy storage system (BESS) product at our publisher Solar Media''s Energy Storage Summit Central Eastern Europe (CEE) in September 2023, officially launching it a month later.
Rimac Energy announced its plans to enter the ESS market in Spring 2023 and first presented its SineStack battery energy storage system (BESS) product at our publisher Solar Media''s Energy Storage Summit
The unit, called SineStack, is a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cell-based modular BESS solution with an energy storage capacity of 790kWh and a 400kVa output. The product''s core differentiating feature is its distributed inverter topology architecture, sometimes called an "AC battery", where the inverter capability is distributed amongst
The unit, called SineStack, is a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cell-based modular BESS solution with an energy storage capacity of 790kWh and a 400kVa output. The product''s core differentiating feature is its distributed inverter topology architecture, sometimes called an "AC battery", where the inverter capability is distributed amongst
The unit, called SineStack, is a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cell-based modular BESS solution with an energy storage capacity of 790kWh and a 400kVa output. The product''s core differentiating feature is its
This is Rimac''s first move into the stationary energy storage market, their first product is the SineStack. The interesting aspects of this design is the integrated inverter, active balancing and the ability to switch the load on a module basis to extend the working lifetime.
Rimac Energy last week (17 October) officially announced SineStack, which it had previewed to the industry at the Energy Storage Summit Central and Eastern Europe earlier this month, claiming it to be the "most
The unit, called SineStack, is a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cell-based modular BESS solution with an energy storage capacity of 790kWh and a 400kVa output. The product''s core differentiating feature is its
SineStack''s compact design maximizes revenue per square meter, while integrated power conversion and liquid thermal management optimize battery use and extend lifetime. SineStack prioritizes safety from design to maintenance. Advanced early protection measures and modular topology minimize downtime, allowing multiple modules to be offline
Rimac Energy, the energy storage arm of electric vehicle (EV) technology company Rimac, has completed commissioning for its flagship SineStack, a grid-interfacing battery energy storage system (BESS).
Home » Battery Pack » Rimac SineStack This is Rimac’s first move into the stationary energy storage market, their first product is the SineStack. The interesting aspects of this design is the integrated inverter, active balancing and the ability to switch the load on a module basis to extend the working lifetime.
SineStack’s compact design maximizes revenue per square meter, while integrated power conversion and liquid thermal management optimize battery use and extend lifetime. With Active Health Control, SineStack’s software maximizes system lifespan and performance by fine-tuning module power output, extending longevity by up to 30%.
Note: Specifications in the above table are design estimates only and are not guaranteed. Contact Rimac Energy for project-specific data as final values depend on system design, location, and use case.
We then ask Laublaettner what Rimac’s approach to pricing will be. Its parent company’s Nevera supercar retails for around €2 million (US$2.2 million), 30-40x the average price of a new electric vehicle (EV). Laublaettner is clear that the ESS market requires a vastly different approach.
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