Paprsky builds containerized and cabinet energy storage in the Eastern Province, integrated and tested in the factory so your site work is a foundation, a cable pull and a commissioning window. From 5 kWh to multi hundred MWh.
Built for the Kingdom's grid and for the sites that sit beyond it. Every unit ships with an EMS configured to your grid code, a factory acceptance test report, and a spare parts list that matches what we hold in Dammam.
Same cells, same battery management, same service parts. What changes is the enclosure and the power conversion around it, so a rooftop cabinet and a utility container behave the same way on your network and in your maintenance contract.
The building block inside every container and outdoor cabinet we ship, and available on its own to integrators who want a rack built to their module.
Standard rack format for UPS rooms, telecom shelters and data halls, wired for lithium modules and ready for the module brand you already hold spares for.
The workhorse block for grid firming, solar shifting and heavy industrial peak shaving. Add units in parallel without redesigning the plant.
Fewer foundations, fewer interconnections and one set of auxiliaries for the same energy. Suited to large substations and IPP scale plants.
All in one cabinet with battery, PCS and fire protection behind a single door. Drops onto a plinth beside the substation in a morning.
Built for short, hard discharges. Replaces or backs up lead acid UPS strings with a footprint and a lifetime that suit a growing white space.
Storage, PV interface and generator control in one delivery. Cuts diesel hours at remote camps, wellheads and pumping stations.
Towable power for shutdowns, commissioning, events and construction. Also the fastest way to hold a site while permanent capacity is built.
Wall mounted or floor stacked modules for villas, compounds and small clinics. Rides through outages and stores rooftop solar for the evening peak.
Sits between the grid connection and the chargers so a hub can deliver high power without paying for a new transformer or waiting for one.
Cells come from a handful of factories in the world. The rack that holds them, protects them and carries their current does not have to. Rack fabrication is steel, copper, coating and assembly work, and all of it can happen in Dammam.
Our racks ship inside our own containers and cabinets, and they ship on their own to integrators, EPCs and OEMs who need a mechanical and electrical enclosure built to their module footprint.
Laser cutting and CNC bending of sheet steel and aluminium, to tolerances that let modules slide in without shimming.
Jig welded frames, pre-treatment and powder coating in the RAL of your choice, with C3 to C5 corrosion classes available.
Busbar punching, bending and tinning, plus wiring harnesses and voltage sense looms built and labelled to schedule.
Continuity, hi-pot and torque verification on every rack, with export crating and full traceability by serial number.
Local content is scored on the value added inside the Kingdom, not on where the cell was born. Rack fabrication, busbar work, assembly, testing and packing are the steps that carry real weight in an IKTVA or Local Content and Government Procurement Authority calculation, and they are also the steps that create Saudi jobs. Building racks here moves a meaningful share of every storage project onto your in-Kingdom side of the ledger.
If you are a storage integrator already selling into Saudi Arabia and you need a local manufacturing partner to satisfy that requirement, this is exactly the arrangement we are set up for.
Storage projects grow. Move the slider to see what a block of containers gives you in energy, power, land and runtime, then send that configuration straight to our proposals team.
Indicative figures for planning. Final energy depends on cell selection, depth of discharge and the duty cycle we agree with you.
The question is no longer how big to build. It is how small you can start without closing off what comes next.
A block that begins at 10 MWh and reaches 60 MWh uses the same foundation detail, the same EMS architecture and the same spare parts. Phase the spend against your cash flow and your load growth instead of committing everything at financial close.
Every added container is a repeat of a tested unit, not a new engineering exercise.
The Kingdom is adding renewable capacity faster than it is adding flexibility, and the same is true across the Gulf. These are the places where storage pays back first.
Shift solar output into the evening peak, hold frequency, and defer transmission upgrades on constrained feeders.
4 to 8 hour durationCut demand charges, ride through voltage dips, and protect process lines where a two second interruption costs a full batch.
Petrochemical, cement, foodLithium UPS backup and grid services from the same asset, sized for the density that AI workloads are pushing into every new hall.
High rate, short durationHybridise diesel at wellheads, camps and pipeline stations. Fewer fuel convoys, quieter sites, lower maintenance hours.
Solar plus storage plus gensetDeliver 350 kW charging on a modest grid connection. The buffer absorbs the peak so the utility upgrade can wait.
Grid connection reliefSmooth pump loads, hold plant availability through grid events, and pair storage with the solar that increasingly drives these plants.
Continuous process protectionTemporary power for shutdowns, tunnelling and events, available for hire from Dammam or for purchase into a rental fleet.
Mobile units, fast mobilisationRooftop solar stored for the evening, with automatic backup that keeps cooling and lighting running through an outage.
5 to 30 kWh stacksA container is assembled, wired, filled and tested on a line where every step is repeatable. What reaches your site is a unit that has already run, not a kit of parts waiting for a good week of weather and a full crew.
Foundations and cabling run in parallel with our build. Units land pre-tested, so commissioning is measured in days and grid connection windows stop dictating the programme.
Automation and repeatable workflows cut labour and waste at build. Standard parts then cut downtime and swap-out time for the next fifteen years.
Deploy the capacity you need now and add blocks as load or incentives arrive, instead of one large outlay against a forecast.
Battery, conversion, cooling, protection and controls come from one contract with one point of accountability, and one FAT report that covers them together.
Thermal management and fire behaviour are engineered first, because everything else in a compact enclosure follows from them. Certification packs are prepared per project and per destination market.
Send us a load profile, a tariff or a grid study. We return a sized configuration, a single line diagram, a layout and a budget price, usually within five working days.
Integration in Dammam with inspection hold points you can attend. You receive a witnessed FAT report and the full document pack before anything ships.
Standard container handling, standard road permits. We coordinate lifting, positioning and cable terminations with your civil and electrical contractors.
Site acceptance testing, grid code verification, operator training, then remote monitoring with spare parts and response times held locally.
The answers procurement teams and consulting engineers ask for first. Anything more specific, put it in the enquiry form and an engineer will answer it.
In Dammam, Eastern Province, by Stralen Aero Company. Fabrication, coating, assembly and factory testing all take place in the Kingdom, which is what carries value under IKTVA and Local Content and Government Procurement Authority scoring. Local content is measured on value added inside the Kingdom, not on where the cell was made.
Lithium iron phosphate, known as LFP, selected for thermal stability, cycle life and cost. It is now the default chemistry for stationary storage worldwide. Cells are grade A from tier one manufacturers, supplied in matched batches so that capacity and internal resistance spread within a string stays tight.
Typically 16 to 24 weeks from a confirmed order. The pace is set by cell and power conversion lead times rather than by factory capacity. Racks and cabinets can be quicker where modules are already held in stock, and we will tell you honestly which part of the schedule is fixed and which is not.
Containerized systems are liquid cooled and rated for 50 degrees Celsius ambient, with C5-M coating for coastal and marine sites. Cooling is sized against the design ambient temperature rather than a catalogue figure taken at 35 degrees, because an undersized chiller shortens cell life quietly and the damage only shows years later.
Yes, and it is a core part of what we do. Racks are available complete with busbar, harness, rack BMS and protection, as bare frames built to your drawing, as retrofit racks sized to replace an existing lead acid string in the same floor space, and as contract manufacture under your own part number and brand.
IEC 62619, IEC 62933, UL 1973, UL 9540A, UN 38.3, NFPA 855 and NFPA 69, IEC 60529 IP55, ISO 12944 C5-M, the Saudi grid code, IEEE 1547, IEC 61850 and SASO conformity. Certification packs are prepared per project and per destination market, and we name individually the certificates we hold rather than making blanket claims.
The unit complete, internally wired, factory tested, with protection settings loaded, the energy management system configured to your grid code, full documentation and a spare parts list. You provide the foundation or plinth, the incoming and outgoing cables, the grid connection and utility approval, permits, crane access and the site earthing grid. The boundary is written into every quotation as a numbered list.
Yes. We ship across the Gulf from Dammam port, with export crating, UN 38.3 documentation and class 9 dangerous goods handling arranged through a certified forwarder. Commissioning and service outside the Kingdom is quoted per project.
The more you can share about consumption, tariff and site conditions, the closer the first number will be. If you only know the megawatt hours, that is enough to start.
