Commercial battery storage systems are on the rise across Europe: The drivers are rising energy costs and the need for grid stability as well as for optimizing energy use.

According to the European Market Outlook for Battery Storage 2025–2029 by SolarPower Europe, the commercial and industrial (C&I) segment saw record growth in 2024. This strong momentum is expected to continue through 2029. The report highlights that battery storage is becoming a key enabler for integrating renewable energy and enhancing energy security.

Policy support is also accelerating this trend. In Germany, for example, the recently introduced "Solarspitzengesetz" incentivizes the deployment of solar PV systems combined with battery storage, particularly in commercial settings. At EU level, the European Commission has identified batteries as a strategic technology, supporting the sector through funding, regulatory frameworks, and industrial policy initiatives.

These developments underscore the growing importance of battery storage in the commercial sector—and why now is the perfect time to explore its opportunities and challenges in our webinar:

The blueplanet gridsave battery inverters from KACO new energy have proven themselves on the market for years and are compatible with a wide variety of batteries.
The multiplex system solution from Connectika combines the inverter, energy management system (EMS) and AC switchgear into a perfectly coordinated overall solution.
The ready-to-connect power unit ensures that the battery block is seamlessly connected to the battery inverters. The result is a flexible, high-performance storage solution that is perfect for a wide range of applications.

Agenda:

- Tim Landenberger, KACO new energy: product presentation battery inverters

- Thomas Garber, ZYC Energy: product presentation ZYC batteries

- EFT Systems: product presentation BYD batteries

- Participation from other battery manufacturers pending

- Mathias Strasser, Connectika: product presentation EMS

- Questions and answers

The webinar will last approximately 1.5 hours. Participation is free of charge. We look forward to your interest!