Developed by Contemporary Nebula Technology Energy Co., Ltd. (CNTE), the site integrates a 37.95 MW/41.7 MWh storage capacity with the existing photovoltaic plant. The installation relies on STAR T-285 liquid-cooled containers, each providing 3.45 MW of capacity. By connecting directly to a high-voltage substation, the park offers fast-response frequency regulation, allowing grid operators to balance supply and demand in real time as more solar energy enters the Czech network.
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Czech Republic Launches Landmark Battery Storage Park in Modlany
A former mining spoil site in northern Czech Republic has been transformed into the nation’s largest battery energy storage facility, anchoring a 42.7 MW solar project. The Modlany Energy Park utilizes 11 containerized liquid-cooled systems to stabilize the regional grid and manage fluctuations in renewable power generation.
Beyond its technical capacity, the project serves as a model for land reclamation. Repurposing industrial mining land for energy infrastructure addresses the dual need for renewable expansion and grid modernization. The system features multi-level fire protection and cloud-based monitoring to ensure safety and asset longevity under demanding operational conditions. As Europe accelerates its transition to green energy, these utility-scale storage solutions are becoming essential tools for maintaining stability and reducing renewable energy curtailment.
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