Commercial behind the meter advanced energy storage comapnies

Is a behind-the-meter battery investment commercially viable?

For a behind-the-meter battery investment to be commercially viable it will often require more than one value stream to be targeted - there's often just not enough value in a single element - and the projects delivering the best financial returns will be stacking market revenue in addition to reduce energy supply costs.

Can a behind-the-meter battery make money?

In fact batteries are the veritable Swiss army knife of the energy transition and a behind-the-meter battery can make money in a number of different ways, often stacking different pools of value together. Working out when and how to do this though is not trivial and needs careful modelling and planning.

Is energy storage a long-term investment?

Particularly prominent in energy storage when it comes to residential and small-scale commercial markets, Enphase promotes energy storage as a longer-term investment.

What are behind-the-meter commercial & industrial (C&I) batteries?

We’re talking about smaller batteries, typically 100kWh to 5MWh in size, installed at a business.

Is it worth storing energy at one time?

It doesn’t sound that flash when you say that out loud, but in a world where electricity costs vary widely during the course of a day, month or year, the ability to store energy at one time (when it’s cheap) and use that stored energy later (when it would otherwise be more expensive) can be very lucrative.

Why is Panasonic a leading energy storage company?

Thanks to a wide and varied portfolio of solutions, Panasonic has positioned itself as one of the leaders in the energy storage vicinity. Panasonic is one of the industry’s top names due to its advances in innovative battery technology alongside strategic partnerships and extensive experience in manufacturing high-quality products.