Solaredge Makes its Mark in the Energy Market: Solaredge Launches Strongly in the German Commercial Storage Market - Stock Ranks Second in RENIXX 2025 until now

Milpitas (USA) - SolarEdge reports strong demand in Germany just weeks after the market launch of its commercial CSS-OD storage system. According to the company, more than 150 orders have already been received, totaling over 15?MWh. Twelve systems have already been installed. This opens up a key growth market for the manufacturer, as companies increasingly focus on self-consumption.

The CSS-OD combines a battery cabinet with a capacity of 102.4 kWh and a 50 kW inverter. The solution is scalable up to 1 MWh per site and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations. For installers, this creates a new business field, as existing SolarEdge commercial and industrial systems can be easily expanded with storage.

“The market response to the CSS-OD has been exciting, creating a strong new revenue stream that taps into our leading C&I solar business. With many countries in Europe shifting away from net metering and becoming self-consumption markets, the commercial storage segment is steadily growing,” said Naama Ohana, Head of the Commercial & Industrial Division. She added that the strong response to the CSS-OD demonstrates the economic attractiveness of commercial storage solutions. This is further highlighted by record demand for the CSS-OD, which SolarEdge is seeing not only in Germany but across Europe.

One of the first installations took place at the solar installer WG Solar Concept in Baden-Württemberg. The company operates a 280 kWp rooftop system and has installed two CSS-OD units to optimize self-consumption. Managing Director Nils Rufle emphasizes that the system integrates “seamlessly” into the existing PV installation. According to the company, the combination of PV and storage now covers around 95 percent of its own energy needs, including heat pumps and charging infrastructure.

With this early market success, SolarEdge sees its position in the commercial energy storage segment, which is set for significant growth in Europe, strongly reinforced.

SolarEdge shares closed yesterday at €30.98 (26 November 2025, Stuttgart Stock Exchange closing price). Compared with the year-start price, this represents a 138 percent increase. SolarEdge currently ranks second among the top five stocks in the 2025 RENIXX ranking.

Source: IWR Online, 27 Nov 2025