Intent silo
BESS energy storage applications in industry and the utility sector
Short answer
The same containerised architecture serves eight revenue scenarios — from peak shaving at a 2 MW factory to a 250 MW / 1000 MWh utility-scale project in the capacity market.
- The revenue model drives the C-rate, not the other way round
- Revenue streams can be stacked on a single asset
- Every scenario comes with sizing and a CAPEX range
Scenarios
Choose an application
2–40 MWh
Solar Farm
No more negative prices and curtailment — shift production to the evening peak.
1–10 MWh
Manufacturing Plant
Peak shaving and capacity-fee reduction for contracted capacity of 1–10 MW.
10–100 MWh
Capacity Market
A standby capacity agreement for a storage unit in a 2h configuration.
10–200 MWh
Ancillary Services and DSR
aFRR, mFRR and demand-side response (DSR) as a second revenue stream from the same installation.
1–3 MWh
EV Charging Station
A 300 kW charger on a 100 kW connection without grid expansion.
1–20 MWh
Limited Grid Connection
Storage instead of connection upgrades — faster and cheaper than new connection terms.
5–100 MWh
Wind Farm
Smoothing the production profile and operating within a limited connection point.
5–50 MWh
Data Center
Backup power and arbitrage from a single asset.
Request a quote — pricing in 48 h
Send us the project scale in MWh, the site location and the available grid capacity. We reply with a configuration, CAPEX range and delivery schedule.