Batteriespeicher Sengenthal
Batteriespeicher Sengenthal battery storage overview.
The Sengenthal battery supports Max Bögl’s industrial electricity network alongside on-site renewable generation. The INZELL research programme studied its use for peak shaving, grid-forming operation and the resilient supply of the factory network.In OperationGermany
At a Glance
Capacity
2.5 MWEnergy storage
2.2 MWhStorage duration
0.9 hoursStorage type
Co Located RenewableOwner
Max Bögl Stiftung & Co. KGOperator
Data coming soonCountry
GermanyLocation
49.223°, 11.449°Website
Official project pageOwnership
1 record| Share | Organisation | Role | Details | Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unknown |  | Operator | Registered operator of the Sengenthal battery unit. | Current / not dated |
Organisations
15 recordsOrganisations recorded as working on this asset or its project, and their role.
| Organisation | Role | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Connection network operatorGrid Connection | Bayernwerk Netz is the registered connection network operator for the Sengenthal battery. | |
| Real-time automation equipmentDigital Monitoring | The 2024 report documents Beckhoff CX and EL automation components in the real-time network used to supply load measurements to the battery’s peak-shaving controller. | |
| INZELL associated industrial research partnerResearch And Monitoring | The 2024 consortium report names Bredenoord GmbH as an associated industrial partner supporting the energy-network research. | |
| Battery supervisory control softwareDigital Monitoring | The 2024 report documents the FlowChief supervisory system’s direct connection to the battery and its display of operating measurements and status. | |
| Battery system supplierEquipment Supply | The 2024 INZELL report identifies INTILION as manufacturer of the lithium-ion battery system and describes its control units. | |
| Telecontrol equipmentDigital Monitoring | The 2024 report documents SAE FW5, FW5gate and FW50 devices in the factory telecontrol network, including the control chain conveying network operator instructions to the battery. | |
| Registered battery operatorOwner Operator | Max Bögl Stiftung & Co. KG is the battery unit’s registered operator. | |
Max Bögl Stiftung & Co. KG Max Bögl Stiftung & Co. KG | Operator | Not set |
| INZELL industrial research partnerResearch And Monitoring | Max Bögl Wind participated as an industrial partner in research into the Sengenthal factory energy network and its grid-forming battery. | |
| INZELL protection engineering researchResearch And Monitoring | The 2024 consortium report names OMICRON electronics as an associated partner. OMICRON’s project account describes protection-setting verification and engineering support. | |
| INZELL research coordinationResearch And Monitoring | OTH Regensburg coordinated the research programme and developed industrial-network control and battery dispatch methods. | |
| INZELL associated wind technology research partnerResearch And Monitoring | The 2024 consortium report identifies the German Siemens Gamesa company as an associated partner providing plant information for industrial-network modelling. | |
| INZELL dynamic power system researchResearch And Monitoring | TU Clausthal contributed dynamic modelling and analysis for the industrial network’s battery-supported island operation. | |
| INZELL power network researchResearch And Monitoring | The Technical University of Munich contributed to research and modelling of the industrial energy network and its battery-supported operating strategies. | |
| Battery plant controller technologyDigital Monitoring | The 2024 report identifies a WAGO controller above the INTILION control units, implementing the battery’s peak-shaving algorithm. |
Supplier registration
Developer supplier portalHow suppliers get onto this project's radar: its standing register, supplier portal or contact route.
Suppliers can register company details and their goods and services through the group supplier portal. The purchasing website provides registration guidance and supplier information.
Bögl Connect is the Max Bögl group’s general supplier portal. Registration covers the group’s purchasing activities rather than a dedicated Sengenthal battery register.
SourceChecked 28 Oct 2026