There are several options available for this - with our business cases, we will find the optimum solution for your company.
Option 1: Lower grid costs through peak shaving
The battery storage system helps to reduce peak loads by providing energy at times of high electricity consumption. At the same time, it is charged when electricity prices are low, which reduces your variable grid costs and relieves the load on the electricity grid.
Option 2: Higher self-consumption through PV optimisation
With a battery storage system, you can utilise more of your self-generated electricity. Surplus energy is stored and used later instead of being fed into the grid. This reduces your electricity consumption from the grid and lowers your electricity costs.
Option 3: Spot market and grid charge optimisation
The storage charging schedule can be designed based on forecasts for times when grid electricity procurement is particularly favourable. This is possible thanks to price-optimised residual electricity procurement as part of a flexible electricity tariff and dynamic grid charges.