Battery storage can help businesses make better use of energy, store excess generation and manage changing demand. We help you assess whether battery storage could make commercial sense for your site.
It's about having more control over when you use it. Businesses don't all use energy in the same way. Battery storage can help shift when energy is available to when it is needed, potentially improving how a site manages its electricity.
Capture available energy for use at another time, where the system and site make this appropriate.
Use stored energy alongside your normal supply to give your business greater flexibility.
Store excess solar generation and make more of your own generated electricity available when needed.
Consider changing energy requirements, EV charging and future demand when assessing the role storage could play.
Make energy available when your business needs it. Battery storage can help move energy through time, giving your business greater flexibility over how and when electricity is used.
Energy can come from solar generation or the grid, depending on the system and operating strategy.
Battery storage holds energy so it can be available at another time when your business needs it.
Stored energy can then be used alongside your normal supply when appropriate.
We look at how your business generates and uses energy before assessing whether storage could add commercial value.
Battery storage can play different roles depending on how your business generates and uses electricity. We look at the operating pattern of your site to understand where storage could potentially fit.
Use stored energy alongside your normal supply to give your business more flexibility over when electricity is used.
Where solar is installed, storage can help make excess generation available at times when the site needs energy.
For businesses considering EV charging, battery storage can be assessed alongside future electricity demand and site requirements.
Consider expansion, new equipment, electrification and other changes that could affect how your business uses energy.
Its potential value depends on your site's energy profile, operating pattern, generation, tariff structure and future requirements.
Solar generation and battery storage can complement each other. When a site produces more solar energy than it needs at a particular time, storage may provide a way to make some of that energy available later.
Solar panels generate electricity when the system is producing energy.
Where appropriate, battery storage can hold available energy for use at another time.
Stored energy can be made available alongside your normal supply when appropriate.
We can assess storage on its own or alongside solar, depending on your site's requirements and commercial case.
Every business uses energy differently. We assess the factors that can influence whether battery storage could create a worthwhile commercial opportunity for your site.
Understand how much electricity you use and when your demand occurs.
Consider your current electricity costs and the structure of your energy tariff.
Look at existing or proposed solar generation and how it aligns with your site's demand.
Assess potential battery requirements, operating patterns and how storage could fit your site.
Consider EV charging, electrification, expansion and other changes that could affect energy use.
Bring the information together to understand the potential project economics and available routes for taking things forward.
If the numbers suggest storage could make commercial sense, we'll help you understand the potential options and next steps.
Battery storage projects don't have to follow a single funding model. We help you understand the routes that may be available and how they could affect the overall commercial case.
Purchase the battery storage system outright using your own capital and retain ownership of the project.
Spread the cost of an eligible battery project through a finance structure rather than paying the full cost upfront.
Depending on the project, third-party funding structures may allow a business to access battery storage without funding the full installation itself.
Depending on the project, other commercial arrangements may also be considered where appropriate.
The most suitable route depends on the project, commercial requirements and eligibility. We help you understand the available options before you commit.
Every site is different. We look at how your business operates, how much energy you use and what your property can support before considering whether battery storage could be appropriate.
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Explore whether battery storage could help manage energy use across customer-facing and commercial sites.
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Assess storage opportunities for hospitality operations with significant or changing electricity demand.
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Consider battery storage alongside substantial and consistent energy demand and future electrification.
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Assess storage opportunities alongside large sites, changing demand and future energy requirements.
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Explore energy storage opportunities for schools, colleges and other education facilities.
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Look at battery storage opportunities for facilities with substantial or variable electricity requirements.
We assess the individual site, energy profile and commercial requirements to understand whether battery storage could make sense for your business.
Start with your energy profile, not a battery product. Send us a recent energy bill and a few details about your site, and we'll help you understand the opportunity and the potential routes available.