Grid-forming storage for the Middle East: Supporting grids, supporting renewables
Rapid solar deployment across the Middle East is increasing the need for battery systems that can support grid stability as well as shift energy.
In this pv magazine Webinar, TrinaStorage will give a technical overview of its grid-forming energy storage solution in its Elementa series, from battery cells and DC containers through PCS and EMS. The session will cover how the system responds to grid disturbances, supports frequency and voltage, enables black start and operates under weak-grid conditions.
Nataraja MS, BESS Technical Director at Trinasolar MEA, will also discuss TrinaStorage’s latest utility-scale products, including the Elementa 3 platform, and explain how its grid-forming functions are tested and applied in practice.
Relevant Middle East case studies will be included.
pv magazine Webinar content:
- TrinaStorage’s grid-forming BESS architecture and utility-scale products
- Frequency response, voltage support and fault ride-through
- Black start and weak-grid operation
- Testing, validation and system integration
- Middle East project case studies
- Live Q&A
The webinar will be moderated by Tristan Rayner, Editor at pv magazine.
Speaker
Nataraja MS is an experienced technical director specialising in solar and Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) solutions, with a strong background in project design engineering and renewable energy applications. He has extensive experience supporting projects across India and international markets, including the Middle East, South Africa and APAC.
His areas of expertise include product application engineering, project engineering, electrical engineering and commissioning, with a particular focus on delivering practical and reliable solutions for complex renewable energy projects.
Nataraja holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from B. M. S. College of Engineering.
In recognition of his contribution to customer management during a critical situation, Nataraja received a Director Award at his current organisation. He was also recognised with the Star Technical Team Award in 2018 for his technical contribution and performance.
Moderator
After studying Electrical Engineering and working in both transmission and control sectors, Tristan Rayner turned his attention to editorial roles. Prior to joining pv magazine in 2020, he was managing editor at a fast growing digital media start-up in Australia, and has contributed widely across international tech and finance publications.
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