Honeywell has unveiled its new Ionic battery energy storage system (BESS), a compact, modular solution aimed at the commercial and industrial segment. The system combines advanced energy storage with integrated controls and management software to help businesses cut energy costs, stabilize the grid, and ensure backup power.
Honeywell Ionic is scalable from 250 kilowatt-hours to 5 megawatt-hours and features a self-contained lithium-ion battery enclosure. It integrates flexible battery storage with Honeywell’s control and energy management system to optimize energy consumption, manage demand fluctuations, and support grid stability.
The system’s software includes ISA Secure 2 cybersecurity, providing protection against potential network threats.
Jim Masso, president of Honeywell Process Solutions, said, “Today organizations of all sizes are under increasing pressure to use energy more effectively while simultaneously ensuring reliability and cost-effectiveness. Honeywell Ionic enables businesses to navigate these challenges while meeting their energy goals by delivering a complete energy automation system built on the latest lithium-ion technology. Adopting autonomous solutions can be crucial for companies to manage energy costs, better integrate renewables and ultimately optimize energy consumption.”
Honeywell Ionic is available globally, with customers able to choose either fully integrated onsite systems or customized agreements managed by Honeywell through its Remote Operations Center.
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