If your mornings feel slower in winter, your batteries do too. Most people have experienced it. Cold weather arrives and your phone battery drains faster, charges slower, or struggles to deliver peak performance. The same physics apply to battery energy storage systems, just at a much larger and more operationally critical scale. Cold temperatures don’t […]
If you spend any time in the energy world, you’ve probably noticed something. The conversation isn’t just about generating clean power anymore – it’s about storing it. Managing it. Delivering it when people actually need it. The grid is undergoing the most complex transition in its history. Renewables are scaling faster than anyone predicted. Electrification […]
Energy isn’t just about keeping the lights on anymore. It’s about powering the future. Across the world, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are reshaping how we produce, manage, and use power. They’re not just backup solutions; they’re the backbone of tomorrow’s energy infrastructure. Beyond Backup Power Traditional energy grids were built for one-way flow, from […]
When the lights go out, FENECON lights the way forward. Electricity powers nearly everything in modern life, from your morning coffee to your city’s critical infrastructure. Losing it isn’t just inconvenient. It disrupts homes, businesses, hospitals, traffic systems, and the daily operations we all rely on. At FENECON, we believe no one should be left […]
In today’s fast-moving world, one thing keeps it all running: energy. And at the heart of that energy? Storage. Whether it’s supporting your EV, keeping the lights on during an outage, or balancing an entire city grid, energy storage systems are the unsung heroes of modern life. At FENECON, we don’t manufacture EV batteries. Instead, […]
How a summer lunch turned into a startup journey across the Atlantic – and why South Carolina became our new energy home. A Humble Beginning with a Bold Idea Sometimes, big stories start in small moments. For me, it began over lunch in early summer 2023. I was still working in a great position at […]
