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Use more of your solar
Store surplus generation for later use when there is a suitable technical and commercial case.
BATTERY STORAGE
Commercial Battery Storage & BESS SolutionsMake more of
every unit.
Explore storage that works with your electricity use, existing solar and energy tariff.
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Choose when to use energy
A suitable tariff and control strategy can help shift grid purchases away from more expensive periods.
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Size it for your business
Battery power, usable capacity, cycling, losses and operating costs should all be reflected in the proposal.
EXPLORE THE OPTIONS
Battery solutions from Enerbee
START WITH YOUR SITE
What we’ll explore.
A useful assessment starts with a few practical details.
Request an assessment- Existing solar generation and export data
- Electricity demand across the working day
- Tariffs, available space and electrical connection
- Any critical loads requiring a separate backup design
THE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Make energy work around your business.
Your business cannot always choose when it needs electricity. Battery storage gives you more flexibility over when that electricity is bought or used. Whether you are making better use of solar or exploring a suitable time-of-use tariff, the starting point is a clear picture of the opportunity at your premises.
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Keep more solar for later
A battery can store surplus solar electricity for a later period of demand. The opportunity depends on the gap between generation and use, the value of export and the energy lost during charging and discharge.
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Explore smarter buying
With a suitable tariff, storage can shift purchases towards cheaper periods. The benefit needs to exceed storage losses and system costs; a battery does not create a saving simply by being installed.
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Plan for changing demand
Discuss production peaks, fleet charging and other future loads. A coordinated assessment can compare storage with changes to operating schedules, energy efficiency and other ways of meeting demand.
Battery capacity and battery power describe different things. Capacity, in kilowatt-hours, indicates how much energy can be stored; power, in kilowatts, indicates how quickly it can be charged or supplied. Both matter when matching a system to the equipment and operating pattern of your business.
Ask for a proposal showing usable capacity, expected cycling, warranty conditions, operating costs and the control strategy. Define who monitors performance and responds to faults. If business continuity is a priority, identify critical circuits and specify backup operation explicitly: ordinary grid-connected storage does not automatically provide power during an outage.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Plan your next step with confidence.
Do we need solar panels first?
Not necessarily. Storage may also be assessed against a suitable electricity tariff. Enerbee can discuss which starting point fits your premises and objectives.
Will the battery reduce every part of our bill?
No. Bills contain different unit rates, standing charges and other components. Savings depend on which charges can actually change under your contract.
Can a battery power our whole site in a power cut?
Only if the system is designed for the required backup loads and duration, with appropriate switching and protection. This must be specified and costed separately.
Which Enerbee option should we explore?
SolarStack focuses the conversation on making better use of solar. GreenBattery is the funded route to discuss if preserving capital is a priority.
LET’S TALK ENERGY
Your site. Your energy.
Your next opportunity.
Let’s explore what solar and battery storage could do for your business.