STACK100 Enables Smart Energy Management in a Myanmar Industrial Park

In Myanmar’s rapidly developing industrial parks and commercial complexes, energy demand is typically highly concentrated, fluctuating, and extremely sensitive to power interruptions. These parks often integrate manufacturing facilities, office buildings, and supporting commercial areas, meaning that any power outage can disrupt not just a single operation, but the entire park’s daily workflow.

With limited grid reliability, park operators were seeking a centralized and scalable energy solution capable of ensuring continuous power supply while supporting long-term operational growth.

To address these challenges, the industrial park deployed the Dyness STACK100 commercial and industrial energy storage system, configured with 60 kW storage capacity paired with four 50 kW inverters. Featuring a modular, all-in-one design, the STACK100 eliminates complex internal wiring, significantly simplifying both installation and ongoing maintenance.

The system enables flexible energy dispatch in response to varying load demands throughout the day. During peak consumption periods, it provides stable power support, while in the event of grid instability or outages, it seamlessly supplies critical loads to maintain uninterrupted operations. Its modular architecture also allows for future capacity expansion, aligning perfectly with the park’s evolving energy requirements.

With the integration of the STACK100 system, the industrial park has achieved a more resilient and efficient energy management model, greatly reducing operational risks caused by unstable power supply. The combination of solar generation and energy storage improves clean energy utilization and helps decrease reliance on the traditional grid.

This project stands as a practical and scalable example for industrial parks and commercial complexes in Myanmar, demonstrating how smart energy storage solutions can support sustainable growth and long-term operational stability.