Enexya took part in GENERA 2025 in Madrid to present its approach to commercial and industrial energy storage. The exhibition provided a practical setting to discuss how battery systems can support solar self-consumption, operational resilience and more active energy management at commercial and industrial sites.
Conversations at GENERA focused on the requirements that shape real projects: available connection capacity, load profiles, existing photovoltaic assets, installation constraints and the operating objectives of each site. These factors determine whether a storage system should prioritise solar utilisation, peak management, continuity of supply or a combination of services.
For Enexya, the event confirmed the value of discussing the complete project architecture rather than battery capacity in isolation.
The qubM system presented in Madrid is designed for small commercial and industrial applications. Current product information includes 30 kW/80 kWh and 50 kW/96 kWh configurations. The platform can support direct photovoltaic integration and can be configured around different project needs.
Its compact format is intended for sites where space, straightforward integration and controlled operation are important. Final configuration always depends on the site assessment, electrical design and applicable local requirements.
European C&I storage projects require coordination between equipment, controls, installers and project stakeholders. Enexya combines battery-system expertise with a European-designed energy management system and local project support. This approach helps customers move from an initial use case to a defined technical solution with clear responsibilities.
We thank everyone who met the Enexya team at GENERA 2025 and shared their project priorities for Spain and the wider European market.
Planning a C&I energy storage project in Spain? Contact Enexya to discuss your site, operating objectives and integration requirements.
