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A battery storage system (BESS) stores electricity flexibly and reduces costs — ideal for self-consumption, electricity trading or grid stabilization.
A battery energy storage system (BESS) stores electrical energy and makes it available flexibly, for example to reduce costs, increase self-consumption, or participate in the electricity market.
A BESS consists of several components:
The system operates automatically and adapts to grid conditions and consumption patterns, either locally (Behind-the-Meter) or grid-side (Front-of-the-Meter).
BESS are central components of flexible and cost-efficient energy management. They help companies reduce electricity costs, lower grid charges, and unlock additional revenue streams, for example through participation in the electricity market or the provision of grid-related services.
BESS are a core part of our offering:
Our customers benefit from a fully managed model with no upfront investment, including financing, technology, operation, billing, and performance optimization.