NHOA Energy

NHOA Energy, a division of NHOA Group since 2005, specializes in large-scale battery energy storage systems and e-mobility solutions. Operating globally, its patented technologies integrate with renewables to provide reliable 24/7 power, serving over 500,000 people worldwide.

Company Location

Country:

Italy

City:

Milan

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Company Overview

NHOA Energy operates as a specialized business unit within NHOA Group, focusing on energy storage systems and e-mobility solutions. The company designs and implements large-scale battery storage installations that transform solar and wind farms into dependable 24/7 energy sources. Since its establishment as a technological spin-off from Politecnico di Torino and Milano in 2005, NHOA Energy has expanded its operations across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Oceania. Its systems now provide sustainable power to more than 500,000 people worldwide, demonstrating its significant impact on the global transition to renewable energy.

Battery Technology

NHOA Energy specializes in developing turn-key battery energy storage systems (BESS) that integrate with renewable energy sources. Solutions incorporate advanced grid-forming capabilities, synthetic inertia features, and enhanced power quality components. The portfolio includes proprietary designs from nearly two decades of R&D, with over 130 patents and 1,200 industrial secrets. The battery systems serve functions including grid stabilization, renewable integration, and microgrid applications, from utility-scale to specialized industrial installations. R&D and production are controlled in Italy with strategic global procurement partnerships.

Products

Turn-key battery energy storage systems featuring advanced grid-forming capabilities, synthetic inertia, and power quality enhancements, customized for utility-scale and industrial applications.

Recent Projects

Contracted two energy storage projects totaling 105 MWh with Red Eléctrica de España; launched a 113 MWh battery storage project in Coylton, Scotland with Statkraft for the NOA Stability Pathfinder Phase 2 Programme.

Investors

ENGIE acquired a majority stake in 2018. In 2021, TCC Group acquired the company, and it is currently majority-held by TCC Group Holdings Co., Ltd., which has announced plans for a simplified tender offer and potential delisting.

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