Why us
The most common use of these systems is to store energy from renewable sources, such as solar power plants, when electricity prices on the market are very low. This energy is then released back into the grid when the prices are high.
This not only makes the operation of power plants more financially profitable but also helps balance the energy supply in distribution networks.
Battery systems are exceptionally cost-effective in setups that, in addition to generating electricity, also have consumers that occasionally draw a large amount of power from the grid.
A typical example is fast chargers for electric vehicles. By utilising a battery system, peak demand from the grid can be significantly reduced, thereby lowering monthly energy bills.
Precision
Suppose the local distribution system operator does not allow battery charging from the grid. In that case, we guarantee that the batteries will be charged exclusively from renewable energy sources.
Innovation
In addition to storing electricity when market prices are low and feeding it into the grid when prices are high, battery systems can also be used for frequency regulation.
