Storing Energy: Decisions on when and how much energy to store include:
- Maximum use of cheap imported energy (tariff arbitrage)
- The expected level of excess solar energy generated onsite (solar soak)
- Staying within import constraints
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Automated Flexibility
Making real-time changes to when, how much energy you use and where it comes from is key to unlocking the benefits of flexibility. Our intelligent automated services often start with control of generation & storage, typically solar PV and battery storage, allowing a simple change to when energy is used and where it comes from.
How we deliver
Gridimp’s onsite technology, the impHub, delivers 24-7 AI driven decision making and automated control of generation and storage to manage this for you for maximum benefit.
By continually recalculating expected onsite demand, excess generation, tariffs, import and export constraints, market signals and weather conditions, we control dedicated assets to store or discharge energy to the right amount at the right time each day.
Answering questions on when & how much energy to store
Discharging Energy: Decisions on when & how much stored energy to discharge include:
- Limiting use of imported energy during high-cost times (tariff arbitrage)
- Releasing energy to store expected excess solar generation.
- Staying within import or export limits
- Participation in flexibility markets for revenue.