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Added value through intelligent use
Battery storage systems are not only technically but also economically valuable. Their targeted use in various business models creates diverse revenue streams and significant cost-saving potential. We develop and operate battery storage projects that fulfill a variety of tasks – from peak shaving and the provision of balancing power to targeted grid support.
Bottleneck management
Battery storage systems help to quickly and effectively alleviate grid congestion. They can flexibly absorb or release loads, thus ensuring the stability of the power grid. This guarantees that electricity reliably reaches where it is needed and avoids costly interventions in the power plant schedule.
Balancing energy
Battery storage systems are ready for use in a flash when there are sudden fluctuations in the grid. They compensate for short-term deviations and stabilize the grid frequency. In doing so, they make a crucial contribution to security of supply – even when generation and consumption fluctuate significantly.
Intraday trading
Battery storage systems offer the flexibility to store or release electricity as needed, thus enabling a response to short-term price fluctuations in the energy markets. They facilitate the efficient marketing of surplus electricity and help to mitigate price spikes in the market.
Peak Shaving
During periods of high demand, battery storage systems reduce peak loads, thus lowering the burden on the grid and operators. This reduces grid fees and enables more economical operation, especially for industrial applications with highly fluctuating electricity demand.
Reactive power compensation
Battery storage systems can also provide reactive power to keep the grid voltage stable. They thus support the safe operation of power grids by supplying or absorbing electrical energy at the right moment, thereby stabilizing the overall system.
Black start capability
After a major power outage, battery storage systems can help to quickly restart systems or the grid. They make the power system more resilient and ensure a rapid recommissioning.
