ABB Launches Proteus Portfolio to Support Utility-Scale Solar and Energy Storage Growth

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ABB has introduced its new Proteus portfolio of solar photovoltaic (PV) and battery energy storage system (BESS) solutions, designed to help utilities, renewable energy developers, and power producers address the growing demand for reliable power conversion and grid integration technologies. The launch comes at a time when renewable energy installations are expanding rapidly across global markets. As countries accelerate clean energy deployment and strengthen grid infrastructure, the need for efficient power conversion systems and advanced storage technologies continues to rise. ABB’s Proteus platform has been developed to help customers maximize energy generation, improve operational performance, and support grid stability.

The portfolio includes advanced solar inverters, converter stations, and integrated control systems engineered for utility-scale projects. The systems are designed to deliver high conversion efficiency while maintaining power quality and operational reliability across a wide range of environmental conditions. ABB has focused on reducing installation complexity through compact designs that simplify transportation, assembly, and commissioning activities.

The new Proteus inverter incorporates improved airflow management and enhanced engineering features that support dependable long-term performance. The system has been developed to meet the requirements of large renewable energy projects where operational uptime and efficiency are critical to project economics.

In parallel, ABB has expanded its energy storage offering through bi-directional converter stations and intelligent control platforms that support utility-scale battery installations. These solutions help balance power supply and demand while supporting frequency regulation, grid stabilization, and energy management applications. Features such as grid-forming capability and black-start functionality enable operators to strengthen network resilience and maintain continuity during disruptions.

ABB’s experience in power conversion technologies spans decades, with more than 120 GW of installed capacity worldwide. The company serves customers across more than 70 countries, supporting renewable energy projects with engineering expertise, manufacturing capabilities, and lifecycle services.

Daniel Gerber, Business Line Manager, Renewable Power at ABB, said the company remains focused on providing scalable technologies that help accelerate the global energy transition. “Utilities and renewable energy developers require proven solutions that can deliver performance, reliability, and long-term value. The Proteus portfolio combines ABB’s expertise in power conversion and grid integration to support customers as renewable energy capacity continues to expand,” he said.

ABB is a global leader in electrification and automation technologies, helping industries improve efficiency, productivity, and sustainability. By combining engineering excellence with advanced digital solutions, ABB enables customers to enhance operational performance while reducing resource consumption and environmental impact. With a history spanning more than 140 years and a workforce of approximately 110,000 employees worldwide, ABB continues to drive innovation across industries. The company is listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (ABBN) and Nasdaq Stockholm (ABB).

ABB Motion is a leading provider of motors and drives, supporting industries in their transition toward greater energy efficiency and sustainable operations. Its portfolio of advanced motor-driven technologies, digital services, and automation solutions helps customers improve performance, reliability, and safety across a wide range of industrial applications. Backed by over a century of expertise in electric powertrain technologies, ABB Motion operates in more than 100 countries with a team of over 23,000 professionals dedicated to developing solutions that enable cleaner, smarter, and more efficient industrial operations.