Application integrator · Renewable energy

Energy today.Sustainable tomorrow.

Engineering, purchasing, construction & commissioning — we turn Tier-1 manufacturer technology into bankable solar, battery and flywheel projects.

MalaysiaPhilippinesChinaEurope
“ Turning momentum into impact requires application expertise, execution discipline and long-term focus. — Eternity Renewable
01 · Who we are

Why the market needs an application integrator

  1. 01

    Strategic priority.

    Renewable-energy deployment is now a national priority — policy has moved from ambition to execution.

  2. 02

    Momentum isn’t execution.

    Policy doesn’t commission plants, manage interconnection or sustain long-term asset performance.

  3. 03

    Applied decisions create value.

    Technical choices must connect to offtake, bankability and operating value.

  4. 04

    The market wants capability.

    Clients are asking for more than awareness — they want applied, delivered results.

  5. 05

    A real capability gap.

    The industry needs technical depth, execution discipline and a skilled workforce.

Engineering first

We de-risk the project before we design it

Five feasibility lenses, applied at the start — so there is no redesign, rejection, overspend or delay later.

Risk-free design. Bankable projects.

Every constraint is surfaced and resolved on paper first — before a single component is ordered.

Engineering process

Seven stages, from first walkthrough to long-term operation

01

Discover

  • Site walkthrough
  • Data collection
  • Constraint mapping
02

Analyze

  • Technical analysis
  • Risk & compliance
  • Offset & savings
03

Validate

  • Feasibility check
  • Regulatory pre-check
  • Financial validation
04

Optimize

  • Right-size solar & BESS
  • Option comparison
  • Best-ROI configuration
05

Design

  • Engineering design
  • Compliance documents
  • Technical specs
06

Execute

  • Supply & install
  • Commissioning
  • Handover
07

Operate

  • Monitor & tune
  • Preventive upkeep
  • Long-term gains
WHAT CLIENTS GAINLower project risk from day one
 No wasted capex
 Shorter timelines, faster execution
 Higher compliance & safety
 Maximum return on investment
02 · Our model

Global manufacturing, local application engineering

Traditional supply chain

More layers, more cost

Factory›Distributor›Trading house›EPC›Client
  • Multiple mark-up layers raise project cost
  • Longer lead times, slower access to new tech
  • Limited technical support from the manufacturer
  • Less flexibility for tailored solutions
  • Higher risk of miscommunication and delay
The Eternity Renewable model

Direct access, expert engineering

Manufacturer›ER · Engineering & Project›Client
  • Direct manufacturer collaboration — no middle layers
  • Faster access to the latest proven technology
  • Engineering support straight from R&D teams
  • Site-specific engineering and optimisation
  • Better cost, shorter lead time, lower overall risk

Latest technology

Early access to advanced, future-ready innovation from China.

Compliance assured

Designed to ST BESS guidelines and IEC standards.

Smarter capex

Right-sized systems — no overspend, no idle capacity.

Faster delivery

Engineering through installation and commissioning, faster.

An integrator alliance

One integrator. Trusted manufacturers. Three continents.

A direct bridge between manufacturer capability and on-the-ground delivery — Tier-1 partners, integrated under one roof.

Wolong
VGrid
Candela
Lnxall
AESolar
TBEA
Sineng
Kehua Tech
Geographic reach

Where the alliance delivers today

  • Malaysia ASIA
  • Philippines ASIA
  • China ASIA
  • Europe EU
03 · System integration

Three buses, one system

DC bus

1000 V / 1500 V. Solar via MPPT, BESS and PCS cabinet share a common DC backbone.

AC grid — MV & LV

MV skid and TBEA transformer step to grid; LV 400 V serves C&I loads and cabinet BESS.

Control & data

AI EMS and a real-time monitoring layer supervise every asset and meter.

Integration architecture diagram: DC bus, MV/LV AC grid and control layer
Product line-up: PCS, BESS and cabinet systems
Cleaner energySmarter tomorrow
04 · Application solution

DC-coupled PV + BESS

Solar makes DC, batteries store DC, the grid runs on AC. Where you convert decides losses, flexibility and return.

Scope
C&I · 100 kW – 10 MW
Behind-the-meter and export-capped sites
Reference project
1 MWp PV + 1 MWh BESS
1-hour duration · ~1,900 kWh/m²/yr irradiance
Verdict
DC-coupled for greenfield
Higher efficiency, lower capex, clipping recovery
Round-trip efficiency

Fewer conversions, ~5 points more energy back from every cycle

DC-coupled · C&I typical
90–95%

End-to-end round-trip efficiency, cells included.

AC-coupled · C&I typical
85–90%

Pays extra for rectification and a second AC step-up.

Advantage · DC
+4–6pp

Compounds across thousands of cycles over the asset life.

Power path · conversion stages

PathDCACWhere AC loses
PV → Battery14PV inverter + AC→DC rectification
Battery → Grid12–3Separate step-up for BESS branch
PV → Grid11Tie — one DC→AC stage either way
Peer-reviewed utility data
97.02% vs 96.86%

PCS-stage annual efficiency, DC vs AC, on a 288 MWp + 275 MWh plant. The gap widens as BESS-to-PV ratio grows.

Lo Franco et al., MDPI Energies, 2021

Clipping & energy yield

Solar the inverter can’t export goes into the battery, not to waste

Export
Array oversize
125%

Modules vs inverter rating — modules are now the cheapest component

Clipped (AC)
~5%

Of annual generation lost at the inverter limit

Recovered · DC, 1 h
~90%

Of clipped energy captured by the battery

Recovered · DC, 2 h
100%

At moderate oversize ratios

Interactive curve is illustrative of a sunny day; annual figures above are from the reference model.

Capex & returns

Less equipment, better project returns

Power-conversion capex · RM per kWh of BESS

DC-coupled1 bi-dir PCS · 1 transformer
RM 330–530
AC-coupled2 inverters · 2 transformers
RM 575–900
04008001,200
DC SAVES
RM 245–370 /kWh

Around 1–3% of total system cost at 1 MWp / 1 MWh. PV modules, racking, cabling and batteries are identical in both.

One PCS, one warranty.

A single service contract and firmware path — versus a PV inverter, battery PCS and extra transformer from up to three vendors.

After-tax IRR
11–14%

DC leads by 0.5–1.5 pp on per-cycle efficiency and lower capex.

NPV @ 8%
+5–10%

ΔNPV in favour of DC, as a share of project capex.

Simple payback
5.5–8yr

DC often 0.2–0.5 yr shorter. Tariff and discount rate dominate.

Greenfield C&I returns, DC vs AC. Cross-check: a modelled Massachusetts C&I case put solar + battery at 13.93% after-tax IRR and 5.5-yr payback, vs 12.18% and 5.9 yr for battery-only (pv-magazine USA, Jul 2026).

Where it fits

DC-coupled is the default for four of five C&I scenarios

Greenfield C&I — PV and BESS sized together

DC-COUPLED

One shared inverter, fewer conversions, simplest balance of system, lowest capex.

HIGH

Behind-the-meter, export-capped

DC-COUPLED

Oversized array + DC battery recovers midday energy the export cap would trap. High if ILR ≥ 1.3

HIGH

Off-grid, weak-grid or microgrid

DC-COUPLED

Every cycle counts; a single inverter simplifies black-start and load-following.

MED–HIGH

Time-of-use arbitrage

DC-COUPLED

Free midday charging from PV plus better RTE delivers more kWh per stored kWh.

MEDIUM

Retrofit — adding BESS to existing PV

AC-COUPLED

Keep the installed PV inverter; add a battery PCS on the AC bus with no extended outage.

HIGH
Our advice.

We engineer both. Site conditions decide — DC where efficiency and clipping recovery matter, AC where you’re retrofitting or expanding in stages.

How we deliver it

The Eternity Renewable DC-coupled stack, end to end

01 · Generate

Solar PV

High-efficiency modules

02 · Track

MPPT

DC-DC charge stage

03 · Couple

DC bus

Shared by PV and battery · 1000 V / 1500 V

04 · Convert

Bi-dir PCS / MV skid

One inverter for PV + BESS

05 · Connect

Grid & load

LV 400 V or MV 11–69 kV · TBEA transformer

Control layer
AI EMS + real-time monitoring

Dispatch, peak shaving, clipping capture · Lnxall

Storage · on the DC bus
10 ft BESS

1,567 – 2,507 kWh · 1000 / 1500 V · 3,125 kWh under certification

Delivered by ER
End-to-end delivery

Engineering · purchasing · construction · commissioning

+4–6pp
Efficiency

Higher RTE on every cycle

RM 0/kWh
Free charging

Battery fills from PV on the DC bus

~90%
Clipping recovered

At 150% oversize, 1 h BESS

1PCS
Single warranty

One vendor SLA, one firmware path

Grid-forming
Future-proof

Islanding & ride-through via firmware

AI energy management

Same battery, twice the peak reduction

100 kW / 200 kWh BESS on a TNB MV time-of-use site with a 480 kW peak — constant-load setpoint vs AI dynamic dispatch.

Load profile with BESS dispatch
87 kW lower

≈ RM 8,444 per month at RM 97.06/kW peak maximum demand — from the same hardware, just better control.

How the AI EMS works

Predict, optimise, dispatch, learn — RM 216k a year on one site

01

Predict

Load forecast 15 min – 24 h ahead from meter history, weather and production schedule.

02

Optimise

Receding-horizon solve to minimise the billed peak within SoC, power and degradation limits.

03

Dispatch

kW setpoint to PCS in < 5 s — commit only the next 5–15 min, then re-plan.

04

Learn

Compare plan with actual, recalibrate forecasts; hard safety limits always override.

Worked example

TNB Tariff C2 · RM 45.10 / kW peak MD

1.2 MW manufacturing site · 500 kW / 1.5 MWh BESS

Peak-shaving curve
Peak before
1,200 kW

RM 54,120 / mo

Peak after
800 kW

RM 36,080 / mo

Monthly saving
RM 18,040

demand line only

Annualised
~RM 216k

before arbitrage

Rates per TNB C2 (RP4, effective 1 Jul 2025) · load profile illustrative, not a named customer.

What the big standard missed

Real needs live where large systems can’t reach

Energy-storage conversations usually focus on power and capacity. But many rigid, real-world needs sit outside the “big” logic. Our modified 10 ft container BESS is built for them — and its specs decide how well it adapts to each sector.

01

Community capsules

Urban & suburban deployments

02

Energy stabilisers

Remote & off-grid islands

03

Power pods

Rapid-response & mobile

04

Space masters

Flexible large-scale layouts

These needs aren’t niche. They’re the last mile of the energy transition.

05 · 10 ft BESS platform

One box.Two voltage classes.Five capacities.

A single 10 ft enclosure, configurable as a 1000 V or 1500 V DC system across five energy capacities — paired with a separate modular PCS cabinet for LV 400 V C&I, or an MV skid for 11–69 kV output.

Modified 10 ft container BESS
Enclosure
Modified 10 ft

3,420 × 2,438 × 2,896 mm · 8.34 m² footprint · HQ height

DC classes
1000 V · 1500 V

Same container box — configured, not redesigned

AC output
LV + MV

400 V for C&I · 11–69 kV for utility

Configure the container

Capacity scales by cluster count, not box size

Pick a variant — every one ships in the identical 10 ft enclosure and footprint.

One cluster, one PCS, one MPPT — each battery cluster runs as an independent DC set, so the EMS controls every string on its own bus.

Inside the enclosure

From a single LFP cell to the DC bus

Step 01

LFP cell

3.2 V · 314 Ah · 1,004.8 Wh

Step 02

Module & pack

Series-connected cells, pack-level BMS

Step 03

Cluster

Series string + rack BMS sets the DC class

Step 04

DC bus

Clusters in parallel to the PCS cabinet

1000 V class

260 cells in series · 832 V nominal · 741–949 V window

261.2KWH / CLUSTER

1500 V class

416 cells in series · 1,331.2 V nominal · 1,164.8–1,497.6 V — the industry’s prevailing 1500 V cluster

417.8KWH / CLUSTER
Datasheet

Power Container: full specification

1000 V1,5671000 V2,0891500 V1,6711500 V2,0891500 V2,507
Battery
CellLFP · 3.2 V · 314 Ah
Configuration6P260S8P260S4P416S5P416S6P416S
Cluster capacity261.2 kWh417.8 kWh
Total capacity1,567 kWh2,089 kWh1,671 kWh2,089 kWh2,507 kWh
Nominal voltage832 V1,331.2 V
Voltage range741 – 949 V1,164.8 – 1,497.6 V
System weight15.8 t19.0 tTBC19.0 t22.0 t
Safety & environment
ThermalActive liquid cooling
Safety layers4 · cell, pack, cluster, system
Fire detectionSmoke, temp, gas, flood
SuppressionAerosol + dry-pipe sprinkler
ProtectionIP54 · C4 corrosion
Operating temp−20 to +50 °C · altitude 3,000 m
Enclosure & comms
EnclosureCustomised 10 ft HQ · 3,420 × 2,438 × 2,896 mm
CommsModbus TCP · IEC 61850 · IEC 104
LFP

Highest thermal safety and cycle life

Liquid

Active liquid-cooled thermal management

3×

Energy density of the cabinet variant

4-layer

BMS protection, cell to system

Separate modular PCS cabinet

Power and energy scale independently

Integrated all-in-one container

Conversion fixed inside the box

  • Power rating locked at manufacture
  • C-rate change needs a different SKU
  • A converter fault takes the battery offline
This platform

Conversion decoupled & modular

  • Power set by module count, energy by container
  • Modules swapped without opening the battery
  • One cabinet feeds either LV or MV path
PCS cabinetPCS1000-100XPCS1000-125XPCS1500-125X
Rated AC power100 kW125 kW125 kW
Rated current160 A200 A216 A
DC bus range680 – 900 V600 – 1,500 V
DC bus max1,000 V1,500 V
AC output400 / 230 V ±15% · 3-phase 4-wire · 50 Hz
Power qualityPF −1 to 1 · voltage THD < 2% · current THD < 3%
EnvironmentIP54 · −30 to +60 °C · 4,000 m · forced air

N+1 redundancy

A spare module carries load if one drops out.

Field-replaceable

Hot-swap modules cut repair time.

Part-load efficiency

Idle modules shed at low dispatch.

Output paths & scaling

One DC source, two ways out — from one container to a utility block

Energy

10 ft container

1000 V or 1500 V · 1,567 – 2,507 kWh · 3,125 kWh in certification

→
Conversion

PCS cabinet

Modular · DC → AC · common to both paths

→
Path A · C&I

LV switchboard

No step-up transformer — ties into existing site switchgear

400 V
Path B · Utility

MV skid

Transformer, MV switchgear, protection relays, aux supply

11–69 kV
Tier 01 · C&I

Single container

Connects at 400 V behind the meter. Peak shaving, backup and self-consumption.

Tier 02 · Large C&I

Clustered containers

Add containers in steps, still on LV — until feeder current and switchboard capacity bind.

Tier 03 · Utility

MV-tied block

Many containers share one MV skid and one grid tie, stepped up to 11–69 kV.

20 ft reference comparison

57% of the footprint, finer capacity granularity

This platform · modified 10 ft
1,567–3,125 kWh

Five capacity slices · 1,567 · 1,671 · 2,089 · 2,507 · 3,125*

Footprint
8.34 m²
Density
188–375
Output
LV + MV

Behind the meter at C&I sites, or repeated into utility blocks where modular C-rate and small block granularity matter more than per-box capacity.

20 ft reference
5,017 kWh

Single capacity · one box, one shipping SKU

Footprint
14.77 m²
Density
340
Output
MV typ.
10 ft = 57% of 20 ft footprint

Larger single-box payload for sites where transport, lifting and foundations can accept a 20 ft class and granularity isn’t needed.

Densities in kWh/m² use external footprint (modified 10 ft: 3,420 × 2,438 mm); vendor figures including service clearance will differ. C-rate, RTE, weight and IP rating of the 20 ft reference are not compared.

Malaysia · compliance by design

Engineered to the 53-ton gross-vehicle-weight ceiling

10 ft BESS container being lifted onto a trailer

VGM covers the full configuration · tons

~10Prime mover
~6Trailer
2210 ft BESS
~15Headroom
0~38 t loaded53 t max GVW
  1. Design & length. Semi-trailer max 45 ft incl. twist-locks.
  2. Container types. 40 ft & 45 ft ISO only; no 20 ft.
  3. Licence (LKM). Container lorry, code BQ.
  4. Service type. Container service, permit KA.
  5. Scope. Port-to-business & business-to-port only.
  6. Laden weight. Max 53 t, subject to JPJ conditions.

Six MOT conditions · media statement, 12 March 2026

Standardising installation

Same energy, one-third of the row length

Outdoor cabinet BESS
Cabinet system

10 × outdoor cabinets

2,612 kWh

> 10,000 mm total row length

10 ft container plan view
Modified 10 ft container

2 × container

5,014 kWh

3,420 mm · ≈ 66% shorter installation row

Flywheel energy storage unit
06 · Flywheel energy storage

Flywheel Energy Storage System (FESS)

A physical storage technology: a high-speed rotor spins in a vacuum chamber under magnetic levitation, paired with a bidirectional motor that converts between electrical and kinetic energy to charge and discharge in milliseconds.

E = ½ J ω² = ½ m v² = m K σmax / ρ J moment of inertia · ω angular velocity · v linear speed · m mass · K shape factor · σmax ultimate strength · ρ rotor density
High power densityPeak response in seconds
Ultra-long cycle lifeMillions of cycles, minimal loss
High safetyVacuum + magnetic levitation
Low maintenanceNo capacity fade, no chemicals
Complementary strengths

FESS + BESS: hybrid storage outperforms either alone

BESS · Lithium batteryFESS · Flywheel
Operating temp.0 – 40 °C−40 – 50 °C
Degradation~80% after 3,000–5,000 cyclesNo decay after 10 million cycles
Charge rate≤ 1C4 – 100C
Depth of discharge≤ 90%100%
SafetyFire & explosion riskNo fire risk
End of lifeRare-metal recyclingIron + copper residual
Best suited toLong-duration, low-rate: AGC, peak shavingShort-duration, high-rate: UPS, inertia, frequency
Primary frequencyMillisecond response
AGC regulationFast FESS + sustained BESS
Peak shavingLong-duration peak demand
ReliabilityPower quality & resilience
Cost optimisationLower TCO, higher ROI

Lower cost, higher performance.

Hybrid storage cuts power-plant investment cost while improving IRR. Flywheel handles primary frequency response and AGC regulation; lithium battery handles sustained AGC and peak-shaving demand.

07 · Generation-side references

Utility-scale BESS, commissioned and running

Tianmen BESS

Tianmen 2022

50 MW / 100 MWh
Tongliao BESS

Tongliao 2023

276 MW / 276 MWh
Baolv BESS

Baolv 2023

81 MW / 324 MWh
Damao Banner BESS

Damao Banner 2023

125 MW / 250 MWh
Baodi BESS

Baodi 2023

20 MW / 40 MWh
10+ GW / 20+ GWh

Partner track record — total deployed capacity across multiple countries. Safe, stable, ROI-optimised.

Wolong
European C&I installations

Proven in Europe’s commercial & industrial sites

Active across four EU markets · outdoor IP-rated, built for durability · proven product maturity & safety.

Netherlands installation
Netherlands0.10 MW / 0.241 MWh
In service
Germany installation
Germany0.11 MW / 0.235 MWh
In service
Greece installation
Greece0.10 MW / 0.241 MWh
In service
Netherlands installation
Netherlands0.10 MW / 0.241 MWh
In service
Czechia installation
Czechia0.22 MW / 0.47 MWh
In service
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