Powering Community Care: Dual DH200F Systems Support a Social Project in Trivigliano, Italy

In Trivigliano (FR), a hillside town in central Italy, this project serves the daily operational needs of a local community-focused facility. Compared to urban areas, such locations rely more directly on a stable energy supply—any disruption can impact essential services.

The site is equipped with rooftop PV, generating clean energy during sunny hours. However, due to load variability, part of this energy could not be fully utilized in real time. For this social project, turning daytime solar power into a reliable, around-the-clock energy source became a key objective.

To address this need, the project deployed two Dyness DH200F C&I energy storage systems on March 30, 2026, installed at the same location and connected in parallel via a medium-voltage cabinet.

Each system is configured with 80 kW PV + 215 kWh storage, forming an integrated solar-plus-storage solution. Excess solar energy generated during the day is stored and then discharged when demand increases or during evening hours, ensuring a stable and continuous power supply.

With its all-in-one design and strong outdoor adaptability, the DH200F operates reliably in mountainous environments, while its parallel configuration also allows for future scalability.

With the dual DH200F systems in operation, the project has achieved approximately 80% self-consumption, significantly improving the utilization of renewable energy.

More importantly, energy has become not just available, but predictable. The system ensures stable power for daily operations and supports continuity of services, even during fluctuating demand conditions.

In this sunlit hillside community, Dyness energy storage transforms clean energy into dependable support—enhancing both operational resilience and long-term sustainability for local users.