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Peak Shaving and Demand Charge Reduction project delivery
Solution

Peak Shaving and Demand Charge Reduction

On most commercial and industrial tariffs, a few fifteen-minute intervals each month set a charge that applies to the whole month. Storage that discharges into those intervals attacks a billing line item directly, which makes the payback arithmetic simpler than a generation estimate.

Stage By Stage

What Goes Wrong At Each Stage And What We Do About It

  1. 1

    Load analysis

    The problem. Systems sized from connected load are either too small to clip the peaks or too large to pay back.

    How we handle it. We size from twelve months of interval meter data where it exists, and from billing history where it does not, so the power and energy ratings are set against the actual demand curve.

  2. 2

    System selection

    The problem. The power rating and the energy rating pull in different directions - short sharp peaks need power, long plateaus need energy.

    How we handle it. Cabinet and container formats are quoted across a range of power-to-energy ratios so the configuration matches the shape of the site's peaks.

  3. 3

    Grid compliance

    The problem. Connection approval stalls when the protection scheme and export behaviour are not documented.

    How we handle it. Grid code and AC configuration are set for the destination market before production and documented for the connection application.

  4. 4

    Installation

    The problem. On-site integration of cells, converter and cooling is the longest item on the critical path.

    How we handle it. Systems ship pre-integrated and factory-tested, so site work is foundation, cabling and commissioning.

  5. 5

    Dispatch tuning

    The problem. A storage system that discharges at the wrong time saves nothing.

    How we handle it. We set the dispatch schedule against the tariff structure at commissioning and review it against the first billing cycles.

Peak Shaving and Demand Charge Reduction - Project Questions

What information do you need to quote this
Load profile or billing history, site drawings or roof plan, the destination grid standard and the outcome you are targeting. With those four we can return a configured design rather than a price list.
How long does a project like this take
Lead time depends on configuration, quantity and grid approval in the destination market. Grid connection approval is usually the longest item and sits outside our control, so start it early.
Do you work with our EPC or installer
Yes. We supply the equipment, the design documentation and the commissioning sequence, and support your contractor remotely or on site depending on the scope agreed.
Can the system be expanded later
Yes, where the expansion is designed in from the start. Tell us the expected final size at the beginning so the conversion stage is specified with headroom rather than replaced.

Start With The Site Data Not The Product List

Load profile or billing history, site drawings, destination grid standard and the outcome you are targeting. With those four we can return a configured design.