Unsere Tochtergesellschaft, die Triathlon System GmbH mit Hauptsitz in Fürth und Niederlassungen in ganz Deutschland ist der Spezialist für batteriegestützte Stromversorgungssysteme. Unsere stationären Batterieanlagen ermöglichen Menschen das sichere Verlassen von Gebäuden, sorgen in Krankenhäusern für einen reibungslosen OP-Betrieb und schützen Anlagen sowie Produktionsprozesse.
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Sunlight Group Energy Storage Systems is a world-leading technology company and provider of innovative industrial and off-road energy storage solutions. We carry over 30 years of experience in the development, production and distribution of lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries for industrial mobility, leisure mobility, and Energy Storage Systems (ESS) for renewables.
A rapidly growing global business, Sunlight Group supplies the international market with innovative and sustainable products manufactured and assembled in our state-of-the-art facilities in Greece, Italy, Germany, Israel, and USA, and distributed to more than 115 countries worldwide.
Sunlight Group is committed to innovating and delivering sustainable energy storage solutions that will preserve our planet from climate change. Our top-notch R&D focuses on developing lithium-based and environment-friendly battery technology that will render energy storage more accessible and reliable and contribute to the goal of energy transition and safety.
We believe that Power is Knowledge, and our mission is to tirelessly pursue knowledge through data and insights. And turn those into innovation which serves our customers and improves people’s lives.
Sunlight Group's research project is included in the European Battery Innovation – EuBatIn, which is an Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI). The scope of the project includes the research and development of battery systems (WS3) that will make use of the lithium-ion cells developed in the first stage of the project (WS2).
Total eligible cost € 112,97Μ
Grants € 49,9M
