P2H
Power-to-Heat (P2H) technology converts excess electricity into heat, helping balance the grid, prevent overloads, and promoting the use of renewable energy. Our virtual power plant, CyberNoc, can aggregate P2H units and connect them to the energy market to monetize their flexibility in balancing and wholesale markets.
Testimonials
EVN will market the flexibility of the Theiß Hybrid Storage System using CyberNoc, which includes a power-to-heat unit. The flexibility of this energy asset will be marketed in the balancing and intraday market. The hybrid storage facility is conformed by a variety of energy assets interconnected, and the power to heat system is another critical component of the hybrid setup. It has a power capacity of 5 MW, and it is connected to the thermal storage unit. This system is integral to converting excess electrical energy into heat, which is stored and later used to supply the district heating network.
Frequently asked questions
Can Power-to-Heat units be combined with heat storage units?
How can P2H enhance district heating?
What are the benefits of participating in demand response programs with the P2H unit?
What strategies can be adopted to maximize revenues for P2H units?
Is your solution scalable and able to integrate more P2H units?
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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