Solaryaan Launches 125 kW/241 kWh C&I Battery Energy Storage System at REV Expo 2026

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Solaryaan, an emerging clean energy technology company, has launched its new 125 kW/241 kWh Commercial and Industrial Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) at REV Expo 2026 in Lucknow, marking a significant step in the company’s expansion into integrated energy storage solutions.

The launch is part of Solaryaan’s “Solaryaan 2.0 – Energy Independence Series,” which focuses on helping businesses gain greater control over energy generation, storage and consumption. The company, traditionally known for its solar inverter solutions, is now expanding its portfolio to address the growing demand for reliable and intelligent energy management systems.

Designed for commercial and industrial applications, the new BESS enables businesses to store surplus electricity generated from solar power systems or sourced from the grid and utilise it during peak demand periods or power outages. The system supports multiple operational modes, including peak shaving, load-shedding support, PV-storage energy management and frequency regulation.

By reducing reliance on diesel generators during outages and high-demand periods, the system can help businesses improve power reliability while optimising energy costs. Solaryaan’s cloud-based monitoring platform further enables remote performance tracking and energy management through Wi-Fi, 4G and 5G connectivity.

Speaking about the launch, Manoj Patel, Founder and CMD of Solaryaan, highlighted the importance of moving beyond clean power generation towards intelligent energy storage and management. Chirag Patel, Executive Director and CEO, added that energy storage is becoming increasingly important for commercial and industrial consumers seeking efficiency, predictability and greater control over electricity consumption.

Visitors at REV Expo 2026 can explore Solaryaan’s new BESS alongside its portfolio of hybrid inverters, all-in-one energy storage systems, lithium-ion batteries, grid-tied inverters and microinverters.

The launch reflects the growing role of battery energy storage systems in India’s transition towards a more reliable, flexible and sustainable energy ecosystem.