VoltGrid BESS1 MWh — 1000+ MWh

Process · O&M

O&M service for energy storage — LTSA and availability guarantees

Short answer

A standard LTSA (long-term service agreement) guarantees system availability of 97–98% per year, two scheduled inspections, and a 24-hour response time for critical failures. An annual capacity test confirms settlement of the capacity guarantee.

  • 97–98% annual availability, with a contractual penalty below the threshold
  • Annual capacity test per IEC 62933
  • 24/7 remote monitoring and predictive BMS diagnostics

Scope of the LTSA agreement

  • Scheduled inspections twice a year, including liquid cooling system service
  • Replacement of filters, coolant and consumable parts
  • Capacity augmentation in agreed contract years
  • Remote monitoring and EMS/BMS software updates
  • Annual report with capacity test results and degradation data

Degradation and augmentation

At one cycle per day, LFP cells lose 2.0–2.5% of capacity in the first year and about 1.2% per year thereafter. After 10 years, actual capacity is 72–78% of the initial value — which is why contracts provide for augmentation in years 7–10.

Response times

Event class → response time
ClassRemote responseOn-site visit
Critical (system down)2 h24 h
Major (reduced capacity)4 h72 h
Minor24 hat next scheduled inspection

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