DH200F Improves Solar Self-Consumption for an Italian Enterprise

In Canonica d’Adda, Lombardy, businesses are increasingly affected by electricity price fluctuations and rising peak tariffs. The project client, FCS, aimed to make better use of its existing photovoltaic system by increasing self-consumption and reducing reliance on the grid.

The project was successfully delivered on December 16, 2025, at Via Giuseppe Verdi, 26, 24040 Canonica d’Adda (BG). By integrating a commercial and industrial energy storage system, the company sought to build a more stable and controllable energy structure.

The solution combines a 90 kW PV system with a 200 kWh Dyness DH200F commercial & industrial energy storage system. Designed for C&I applications, DH200F efficiently stores surplus solar energy generated during the day and releases it during peak demand periods, supporting balanced energy use.

Dyness provided comprehensive delivery services, including on-site installation guidance, system commissioning, grid connection, and operating parameter configuration, along with long-term after-sales technical support and warranty services.

With the DH200F system in operation, the project significantly increased solar self-consumption and reduced electricity purchasing costs. By leveraging peak–valley tariff differences, the system enables long-term savings while improving energy controllability and operational stability.

The project also contributes to carbon emission reduction, supports corporate energy transition goals, aligns with Italian and EU decarbonization policies, and is eligible for Agrisolar incentives.