Batteries
Battery energy storage systems (BESS) can address intermittency issues and contribute to a more reliable and sustainable power supply, while leveraging decentralization. BESS are a must for the clean energy transition as we evolve and integrate more renewable generation assets into the market. It is a promising investment to scale up, in fact, we can expect a worldwide deployment that will surpass 400 gigawatt-hours in 2030 by growing at a compound annual rate of 33% yearly.
Testimonials
The Theiß Hybrid Storage System, managed by EVN using CyberNoc, combines battery storage, power-to-heat conversion, and solar power to optimize energy management. CyberNoc's advanced algorithms and real-time monitoring enhance customers’ profitability by participating in various energy markets, including FCR, aFRR, mFRR, and intraday trading. This integration not only ensures optimal energy use but also significantly reduces CO2 emissions, contributing to environmental sustainability.
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Frequently asked questions
What grid services can BESS provide?
What other applications do BESS have?
How can I participate in the energy market with my BESS?
Can batteries provide frequency response services?
How does CyberNoc enhance the performance of battery storage systems?
Revenue you can generate
BESS
- Make up to 300k Eur/MW/a
- Additional revenues + 30% with free bids
Power-to-Heat
- Make up to 250k EUR/MW/a
- Additional revenues + 30% with free bids
Hydro
- Make up to 180 k EUR/MW/a
- Additional revenues + 30% with free bids
*This is a sample calculation for participating in multiple markets based on energy and ancillary services market prices in 2024. The calculation is for illustrative purposes only. No claims whatsoever can be derived from this calculation.
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