Solar Storage Systems Project in Sudan with ESS LiFePO4 Batteries and Dual Hybrid Inverters

As the global push for cleaner, smarter energy solutions continues, solar-plus-storage systems are taking center stage. One of the latest installations, featuring two high-performance inverters and six M90 PRO lithium batteries, demonstrates how advanced technology can meet modern energy demands—reliably, safely, and efficiently.

As the world accelerates toward a clean energy future, Sudan is stepping into a new era of power generation driven by solar, wind, and energy storage solutions. With rising electricity demand and growing climate challenges, Sudan is now looking to leverage its vast natural resources to reshape its energy landscape.

Thanks to its geographical position, Sudan enjoys over 3,000 hours of sunshine annually, making it one of the most solar-rich countries in Africa. Regions like North Darfur, North Kordofan, and River Nile State record average solar radiation levels exceeding 6.5 kWh/m²/day, creating ideal conditions for large-scale ground-mounted photovoltaic (PV) installations. On the eastern coast, Red Sea State benefits from stable coastal winds, opening doors for wind energy development.

In Greater Khartoum, hybrid systems integrating inverters and lithium-based energy storage are already easing grid stress, providing reliable power for hospitals, schools, and telecom networks. Inland towns such as El Duiem and Nyala are embracing off-grid solar microgrids to power rural communities and enable digital infrastructure.

To meet the goals outlined in Sudan’s National Energy Strategy 2030, the government is working with international partners to deploy smart storage technologies and reduce reliance on diesel generators. Pilot projects have been launched in Kassala and South Darfur, with a target to bring renewable electricity to 35% of remote villages by 2027.

The question for Sudan is no longer if clean energy will dominate, but when and how fast. Backed by policy support and advancing technology, a decentralized, solar-powered energy ecosystem is emerging across Sudan’s diverse regions—a symbol of resilience, sustainability, and a brighter economic future.

Project Overview

This solar energy storage system is designed to support both residential and light commercial energy needs. It combines two smart hybrid inverters and six modular 16.384kWh lithium batteries, offering a total capacity of Nearly 100kWh. The system is engineered to optimize self-consumption, enhance load management, and provide long-term energy security.

Battery Power That Lasts

At the heart of the project is the M90 PRO 51.2V 320Ah lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO₄) battery. Each unit packs 16.384kWh of energy, delivering:

• ≥8000 charge-discharge cycles @ 80% DOD
• >96% round-trip efficiency
• Compact and lightweight design, just 126.6 kg per unit
• Support for up to 15 parallel units, offering scalable capacity

The battery system is equipped with intelligent BMS protection, CAN/RS485 communication, and remote monitoring. Whether it’s for solar integration, UPS backup, or peak shaving, the M90 PRO is ready for long-term duty.

Advanced Inverter Functionality

The two hybrid inverters offer dual AC outputs, allowing flexible load control. Key features include:

• Maximum PV input current: 27A, optimized for modern solar arrays
• AC/PV output scheduling, enabling smarter usage during tariff peaks
• Built-in Wi-Fi and OTA updates
• Support for BMS communication (RS485, CAN-BUS)
• Anti-dust and overheat protection, perfect for harsh environments
• Parallel support for up to 6 inverters, allowing future expansion

With a 2.8” color LCD and real-time power indicators, monitoring and configuration are straightforward—even for users with minimal technical background.

Key Technical Summary

A typical household using this setup can:

• Store solar energy during the day for night use
• Avoid grid blackouts and outages
• Cut electricity bills by up to 70%
• Monitor and control energy usage via a mobile app

This combination of intelligent inverters and high-capacity LiFePO₄ batteries offers not only backup power but also grid independence and long-term savings.

Why This Project Matters

This installation exemplifies the shift from traditional energy reliance to smart, distributed energy systems. Whether it‘s for off-grid cabins, remote industrial sites, or grid-tied urban homes, the future is clear: solar storage is no longer optional—it’s essential.

By investing in systems like this, users gain not just power, but control, reliability, and peace of mind.