What we analyze
- Hardware: maximum charging and discharging power, capacity, round-trip efficiency, cycle limits, warranty parameters including resting periods, and operating costs
- Site: grid constraints such as static or temporary connection limits, power restrictions and ramp rates
- Market access: prequalification for balancing services
- Goals: total revenue or revenue per cycle, agreed with you
Each battery has its own opportunity space
Batteries with the same power and duration can differ in availability, efficiency, cycle limits and grid constraints. Ramp rates are one example: stricter ramp rates reduce how quickly a battery can respond, which limits energy delivery and revenue potential.
We keep adapting after go-live
Configuration doesn’t stop at commercial operation. Your battery’s efficiency, for example, varies with its state of charge, temperature and power setpoint. The better the algorithm models these specifics over time, the more it can get out of the asset.
We measure and report each battery’s results individually, against what that asset could have earned under its own constraints.