Energy Management Systems for Commercial Storage

Energy flows can be recorded, controlled and monitored with the innovative TESVOLT energy management system – consisting of the locally configurable TESVOLT Energy Manager and the myTESWORLD cloud portal. By setting individual operational strategies, you can combine a wide variety of applications and thus perfectly adapt the system to the needs of commerce and industry.

You would like to use the energy management system from TESVOLT? Then you can purchase your individual solution in our EMS portal. Log in to our portal via the following link and get access to our functions for monitoring and controlling your energy flows.

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Control all generators and consumers as well as the storage system locally on site
Optimisation of energy flows via individually adjustable applications
Simple configuration via web browser on site in the local network
Combination of various applications via decision tree

Detailed analysis of energy flows both live and in historical curves
Easy access worldwide via web browser or app

Integration locally in the meter cabinet or via the TESVOLT Back-up Control Box
Execution of local energy services as configured in the TESVOLT Energy Manager software
Recording of energy data and forwarding to the cloud

You would like to get to know myTESWORLD better? Then simply register for a test account via our EMS portal and get an overview of all the functions of our energy management solution at your leisure. We’d naturally be delighted to help you if you have any questions.

It’s so simple:
Click on myTESWORLD in the EMS Porta l and enter your e-mail address and a password. You will then receive a confirmation link to log in. Once you are logged in, you can test all the functions of myTESWORLD by clicking on the "Start the DEMO" button.

	Self-Consumption Optimisation Use more energy from renewable sources and minimise feed-in.
	Physical Peak Shaving Shave consumption peaks and minimise demand rate costs. The grid connection must be able to supply all loads.
	Zero Feed-In VDE FNN-certified fulfilment of grid requirements for not feeding electricity into the utility grid.
	Load Control Consumption optimisation via active connection/disconnection of consumers depending on the energy generated.
	Generation Control Consumption optimisation via active connection/disconnection of generators depending on the energy generated in grid operation.
	Charging Station Control¹ Smart control of multiple charge (set) points and central controls via the TESVOLT Energy Manager.
richtext-image/_media/_processed_/49/a2/2e/TV_Icon_Dynamische-Stromtarife_RGB_pos_ohneText_1_5329_1920x1080.png	Dynamic Electricty Tariffs The drawing of power from the grid can be automatically deferred to time windows with cheap electricity prices.

	RLM Peak Shaving A smart way of reducing consumption peaks at 15-minute intervals and making full use of storage systems.
	Power Quality A battery inverter with a power quality function balances fluctuations in the mains voltage, thus ensuring that facilities have consistently high mains quality and therefore operate safely.
	Multi-Use Simultaneous use of various applications (e.g. SCO & PS RLM, SCO & TOU, PS & TOU)
	Forecast-Based Charging Depending on the weather forecast, curtailment losses from photovoltaic installations are avoided and self-consumption is optimised.
	Time of Use Time-dependent use of energy features and services.
	Off-Grid TESVOLT’s solution for simple off-grid systems which solely consist of a photovoltaic installation and battery system.
	Back-up Power Storage system immediately takes over the power supply in the event of a power outage.

¹⁾ For more than one charging station, additional costs are incurred for project planning.

The licence with right of use for the TESVOLT Energy Manager is included in the initial purchase costs of the battery storage system. There are no further ongoing costs.

1. Energy management system

1. The energy management system (EMS) is the central control instrument for the overall system. It monitors, controls and optimises the energy flow between the various components to ensure the efficient use of available resources. Thanks to smart interconnection and data analysis, the EMS plays a key role in boosting energy efficiency and reducing energy costs.

2. Utility grid

The utility grid acts as an additional back-up resource within the system for times when renewable energy production is low. In combination with a battery storage system, it actively relieves the pressure on the public utility grid and provides a reliable supply of electricity, particularly at peak load times.

3. Energy resources

The wide range of energy resources within the system design, such as photovoltaics and wind power, generate the required electricity, which the battery storage system stores without environmental impact.

4. Portal

For efficient and transparent management of the energy balance and to ensure a customised energy supply, the portal allows users to monitor energy flows, track the system status and analyse energy consumers.

5. Battery storage system and inverter

The battery storage system is a key system component for the storage of surplus electrical energy. It allows load compensation, ensures security of supply and helps reduce energy costs. In combination with an inverter, which handles the flexible conversion of direct current (DC) into alternating current (AC) and vice versa, this ensures an efficient supply of energy. The inverter also responds to grid fluctuations immediately and delivers the required power quality. The energy flow is coordinated and the charging and discharging processes of the battery storage system are controlled. This optimises the use of stored energy to allow the integration of renewable energy sources as well as a wide range of applications.

6. Heat pump

The heat pump uses ambient heat for efficient heating and cooling of buildings. It integrates seamlessly into the energy management system and helps reduce energy consumption. In combination with renewable energy and the battery storage system, the heat pump allows sustainable and environmentally friendly temperature regulation.

7. Consumers

Every consumer has their own individual energy requirements. All system components are tailored to these requirements and work together to ensure a sustainable and cost-efficient supply.

8. Charging station

The charging station allows charging of electric vehicles and acts as a complement to the overall system. Integration into the energy management system allows the charging process to be monitored and controlled to ensure the efficient use of available energy.

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