ZBB Energy Announces Revolutionary Matrix Energy Management System(TM) for Commercial and Industrial Buildings - Seite 2

"The Matrix leverages ZBB's proprietary 'Auto-Sync' DC-Bus architecture to enable distributed intelligence and active control of inputs and outputs inside the building, as well as provide the communication capability required to seamlessly link the building to other buildings, or to the utility," said Brad Hansen, President and COO of ZBB Energy. "The drawer-based modules allow functions to be configured or added in the future without re-optimizing the overall system and it's a much higher efficiency system than anything else on the market. There's simply no other product like Matrix available today."

Commercial and Industrial buildings are now being recognized as a major opportunity for distributed generation assets to create "net zero" buildings, introduce power purchase agreements (PPA's) and provide the utilities with sources of energy at critical peak or critical load situations. There are more than 5.5 million existing commercial and industrial buildings in the USA alone, with hundreds of new buildings being constructed every day. ZBB Energy is the only company that can provide complete, innovative and leading C&I building energy storage and energy management systems that unlock opportunities to generate income today, as well as "future proof" for any additional applications and requirements that could be anticipated over the life of the asset. This includes energy management and hybrid energy storage systems.

"We recently announced the introduction of the Agile Hybrid Series energy storage system, which can support any short discharge, high power or long discharge high-energy applications in the building. ZBB has the most innovative, flexible and cost effective systems approach enabling the applications required today, in addition to those of tomorrow, to maximize the return on investment to the building or PPA owner," Hansen continued. "The Matrix is a breakthrough product and immediately makes obsolete the static, reactive and uneconomical energy management systems currently available in the market."