Industrial parks and factories use energy on a scale where storage pays back quickly: large rooftops for solar, production lines with shift-based peaks, electric forklifts and site vehicles, and processes that need continuity through supply interruptions. MPMC manufactures every element of a park-scale energy system, from battery storage to mobile solar arrays and EV charging, and brings them together in a zero-carbon industrial park architecture managed by one EMS.
Four Product Lines, One Energy Hub
Stationary Storage at the Core
HBD-A systems, from 125 kW to 1,125 kW and 261 kWh to 2,170 kWh per unit, form the park’s clean power hub for medium and large grid-connected facilities, with liquid cooling and 8,000 cycles at 90% depth of discharge. HBD-E systems, from 10 kW to 125 kW with integrated hybrid inverters, serve smaller buildings or individual production lines. Both accept PV input and support on-grid and off-grid switching.
HBD-A power and capacity are expandable, so a park can start with storage at its largest building and add containerised units as new halls and production lines come on stream, all under the same EMS.
Solar Generation in Open Yards
SPK Series mobile solar arrays deploy in open yards, parking areas or as temporary generation during construction phases. The SPK-120 provides 115.92 kWp in a 20HQ container and the SPK-240 provides 231.84 kWp in a 40HQP container, while the SPK-8A and SPK-20 suit smaller areas.
Charging for Electric Forklifts and Site Vehicles
BCH-275-200 and BCH-600-400 mobile BESS chargers provide flexible energy replenishment for electric forklifts, shuttles and maintenance vehicles without permanent grid upgrades, and support PV input and BESS-to-charger DC coupling.

Battery racks inside an MPMC HBD-A containerised energy storage system from the 8 MWh installation.
Table 1. MPMC zero-carbon industrial park architecture
|
Layer |
MPMC product |
Role in the park |
|
Stationary storage |
HBD-A (125-1,125 kW) and HBD-E (10-125 kW) |
Peak shaving, PV self-consumption, backup |
|
Solar generation |
SPK mobile arrays, 7.65-231.84 kWp |
Zero-cost daytime energy |
|
Vehicle charging |
BCH-275-200, BCH-600-400 |
Forklifts, shuttles and site vehicles |
|
Control |
Smart EMS and SCADA via APP/Web |
Forecasting, scheduling, EV charging timing |
What the Architecture Delivers
MPMC’s EMS coordinates PV generation forecasting, battery charge and discharge scheduling, load demand response and EV charging timing, with control through APP or web over 4G, 5G or WiFi and open ESS Link protocols for existing BMS and microgrid systems. The result is peak demand charges reduced by shifting load to off-peak battery discharge, PV self-consumption rates above 90% by buffering midday surplus, and resilient backup power for production continuity during grid outages.
For factory managers, the same platform’s SCADA provides real-time monitoring, alarm management, maintenance work orders and automated monthly and annual reports, with ten years of data retention under an SL3-level cybersecurity framework.

MPMC SPK Series mobile solar array, deployable in open yards and parking areas.
Proven at Industrial Scale
MPMC’s industrial storage references include an 8 MWh green power plant in Hungary built from two HBD-500-1000 and three HBD-1000-2000 units for frequency regulation, peak shaving and load balancing; a 3 MW wellhead peak-shaving plant in China built from six 500 kW / 250 kWh HBD-A sets; and ten HBD-500-1000 systems powering off-grid concrete batching plants in Dubai with about 20% lower OPEX.
Because MPMC also manufactures generator sets, parks with critical processes can add containerised backup generation under the same EMS, combining storage, solar and generation in one coordinated system.
Table 2. Factory and park needs met by MPMC
|
Factory need |
MPMC solution |
Benefit |
|
Shift-start demand peaks |
HBD-A with EMS peak shaving |
Lower demand charges |
|
Large rooftops and yards |
PV with HBD storage; SPK arrays |
PV self-consumption above 90% |
|
Electric forklifts and shuttles |
BCH mobile chargers |
Charging without grid upgrades |
|
Production continuity |
On-grid/off-grid switching |
Critical lines supported through outages |
|
Multi-building parks |
Containerised, expandable HBD-A units |
Capacity grows with the park |
HBD-A and HBD-E systems carry a 5-year product warranty and a 10-year battery performance warranty with at least 70% capacity retention, and are built on automated battery pack and BESS lines at MPMC’s Yangzhong energy technology base.
Planning a Park Energy System With MPMC
• Share load data for the main buildings and production lines
• Map roof and yard areas available for solar
• List electric forklifts and vehicles on site
• Identify processes that need backup power
• Contact MPMC at sales@mpmc-china.com or WhatsApp +86 150 0085 4420 for an industrial park proposal
https://www.mpmc-group.com/
MPMC Powertech Corp.
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