From ESS News
Tesla has unveiled much-anticipated additions to its energy storage lineup, the Megapack 3 and Megablock – both designed to improve energy density, scalability and speed of deployment. The new products were unveiled during the RE+ renewable energy conference in Las Vegas.
Megapack 3 builds on the legacy of Tesla’s utility-scale storage products and represents a significant leap in energy density over its predecessors. It delivers approximately 5 MWh of storage capacity per unit, up from 3.9 MWh in the Megapack 2XL, which began shipping in 2022.
Megapack 3 integrates Tesla’s silicon carbide inverter and fire protection systems and incorporates battery cells sourced from the United States, Southeast Asia, and China. A key design improvement is its simplified thermal bay, which reduces connection complexity by 78%.
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