When should I involve Entrix in my project?

Working with Entrix

Your battery's revenues are shaped before the first trade

The size of your battery, its warranty terms and its grid connection agreement define its opportunity space, and with it what your battery can earn. Once signed, they are hard to change. If we join early, we show you what each decision means for your business case while there is still room to change it.

In development, we work on four decisions with you

Asset sizing: power and capacity for your site and the markets you want to access
Warranty terms: which terms cost revenue, and how to optimize them
Grid connection: what grid restrictions cost your business case, and which ones to negotiate first
Financing: revenue expectations and commercial models for your lender discussions

We take you from development to live trading

We take you through market registration and prequalification. After go-live, we trade your battery and report its results against what it could have earned.

You can still join once your battery is built or operating

Onboarding then covers integration and prequalification, so your battery can start trading with us.

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How does Entrix handle redispatch?
Under Redispatch 2.0, Entrix takes on two roles for your battery storage system towards the grid operators: operator of the technical resource and deployment responsible party. This is part of our standard offering.
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How can Entrix support me in negotiations with my grid operator?
Entrix doesn’t just trade within your grid restrictions, we work on them with you. From the development phase, we help you understand what a restriction means, calculate what it costs your business case and prepare alternatives for your discussion with your grid operator.
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Does it make a difference whether I have one large battery or several smaller ones?
Not for the optimization. Entrix optimizes a battery storage system the same way, whether it consists of one large battery or several smaller units behind one energy management system (EMS), as long as it adds up to at least 3 MW. We interact only with the EMS, so the setup behind it doesn’t change how we trade.
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Who handles prequalification for ancillary services?
Entrix handles prequalification for frequency containment reserve (FCR) and automatic frequency restoration reserve (aFRR). We prepare the documents, run the required tests and manage the process with the transmission system operator (TSO), so your battery can provide balancing services.
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Is Entrix hardware-agnostic?
We don't tie our optimization to a specific manufacturer of cells, inverters or energy management systems (EMS). Entrix connects to your battery through its EMS, using an industry-standard protocol. Your EMS implements our predefined data point list.
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Which clients does Entrix work with?
We work with infrastructure funds, independent power producers (IPPs), project developers and local utilities. Among our clients are MEAG (Munich Re), Encavis, Aquila Clean Energy, Blue Elephant Energy, W Power and green flexibility.
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