Battery energy storage installation

BESS & energy storage

Battery storage engineered around a real duty cycle

Storage only pays when it is sized against a defined job — shifting solar into evening load, shaving demand peaks, or holding critical operations through an outage. We define that job first, then design to it.

Duty cycle definition

We establish what the battery must actually do, using half-hourly or billed consumption data and your operational priorities.

  • Load shifting of solar surplus
  • Peak demand reduction
  • Backup for critical loads

Sizing & chemistry

Capacity, power rating and round-trip efficiency are matched to the duty cycle and expected cycle count.

  • kWh and kW sizing
  • Cycle life and depth of discharge
  • LFP and hybrid inverter options

System architecture

AC-coupled, DC-coupled or hybrid configurations, with critical load separation where continuity matters.

  • AC vs DC coupling
  • Essential load board design
  • Generator interaction

Controls & dispatch

Setpoints and control logic so the system behaves as modelled instead of drifting into unprofitable operation.

  • Charge / discharge windows
  • Demand limit setpoints
  • Monitoring and alarms

Safety & compliance

Placement, ventilation, fire separation and protection reviewed against applicable standards and insurer expectations.

  • Enclosure and location review
  • Protection and isolation
  • Documentation and CoC

Commercial modelling

Storage is only added where the modelled benefit justifies it, tested in the same financial model as the PV.

  • Demand charge savings
  • Outage cost avoidance
  • Effect on IRR and payback

Storage performance and savings depend on tariff structure, load behaviour and operating discipline. Figures presented in our models are engineering estimates based on the documented assumptions in each report.

Size a storage system properly

Send your electricity bills and a note on which loads must stay up, and we will model whether storage earns its place on your site.