WeStorix
WeStorix develops and operates Green Power Stations—large-scale energy storage hubs that combine grid-forming power conversion, high-voltage substations, and at least four hours of LFP-based battery storage behind a single grid connection. The hubs let renewable producers and industrial consumers share one connection point, with a 24/7 Energy Management and Trading Center optimizing energy flows and providing grid stability services like inertia and voltage support.
- Energy
- Clean Technology
- Battery Technology
Funding
Founders
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Product
Problem
Grid capacity has become the bottleneck of the energy transition, with renewable projects and new industrial demand queuing for grid connections that take years to build. At the same time, conventional power plant retirements remove the inertia and voltage support needed to keep power systems stable, limiting local renewable adoption and industrial growth.
Solution
WeStorix develops and operates Green Power Stations—large-scale energy storage hubs that combine a high-voltage substation, battery energy storage with grid-forming power conversion, and at least four hours of storage. Renewable producers and large consumers connect to the hub via direct lines and share one grid connection, managed around the clock by WeStorix's Energy Management and Trading Center. The grid-forming inverter system provides grid stability services such as voltage support and inertia, while the storage shifts energy flows to maximize local renewable usage and free capacity for industry. Each station acts as a single counterparty to the system operator, enabling flexible grid access that can later convert to firm capacity as the grid is reinforced.
Target Audience
Primary customers are renewable energy producers, industrial consumers, data center operators, and transport charging providers needing reliable grid capacity and firm green power, as well as transmission system operators seeking grid stability services.
Features
- Grid-forming power conversion system providing inertia and voltage support typically lost with conventional power plant retirements
- Minimum four-hour LFP-based battery energy storage, enabling time-shifting of renewable generation and demand
- Single high-voltage grid connection point shared by multiple producers and consumers behind one meter, reducing connection queues
- 24/7 Energy Management and Trading Center that optimizes charging, discharging, and trading around the clock
- Private high-voltage underground cables connecting stations directly to transmission infrastructure, bypassing congested regional grids
- Flexible grid-access architecture that treats curtailment instructions as scheduling decisions rather than energy losses
- Reference project SATURN Hirtshals includes an 18 km private 150 kV underground cable, 92 MW grid-forming PCS, and 375 MWh storage, with a hub pipeline of ~110 MW renewable generation and ~100 MW demand including data centers, maritime charging, and Power-to-X