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Battery energy storage to support the buildings of the future

How battery energy storage can help deliver smarter energy solutions for the decarbonisation of buildings – helping to meet net zero goals.

10/05/2023

Our battery energy storage systems can help organisations achieve their decarbonisation goals for buildings and support the introduction of energy-intensive equipment. Measures such as solar panels, heat pumps and EV charging will all positively impact an organisation’s Scope 1 or 2 emissions but come with their own set of challenges. This is where battery energy storage can help.

Benefits

Overcome power constraints
associated with installing
energy-intensive equipment
such as heat pumps.

Manage and optimise
peaks in power demand
caused by electric
vehicle charging.

Maximise solar generation
on site by storing surplus
energy generated by solar PV
to use when it's needed.

Generate revenue
by participating in grid
balancing services.

By introducing battery storage now, sites can ensure that their energy supply is more reliable, resilient, sustainable and built for the future.

Who are Connected Energy?

The energy world is changing. We’re here to power the charge ahead.

We’re world leaders in battery energy storage systems. Connected Energy has been delivering battery energy storage systems for over ten years driven by a desire to help businesses overcome the challenges associated with moving towards low-carbon energy systems.

Battery energy storage systems can be used to store and provide power as and when it is needed. This helps to balance the grid on a local level, maximising energy generated from renewable sources as well as providing a level of resilience with backup power. Find out more about how businesses are using battery energy storage systems to transform their energy use.

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