Buy power low.
Use it later.
A battery on your site stores electricity while it is cheap or self-generated, then releases it through the hours that cost the most. Same building, same load, lower bill.
See the payback
A typical day
Typical commercial profile in Singapore: solar peaks at midday, the tariff peaks in the evening, and the battery moves energy between the two.
Surplus solar and off-peak grid fill the battery instead of being exported.
The battery carries the evening peak, so the meter never records a new maximum.
If supply fails, critical circuits transfer to the battery in under 20 milliseconds.
Three jobs, one asset
Peak shaving
Demand charges are set by a single worst half hour. The battery discharges through those windows so the meter never records the spike, and the saving repeats every month whether or not the site gets busier.
Solar shifting
A rooftop array generates at midday, when most commercial buildings need the least. Storing that surplus and releasing it after dark replaces evening grid energy at full tariff instead of exporting it at a lower rate.
Backup supply
Lifts, cold rooms, servers and chargers stay up through a grid interruption, with no generator start delay. New load can also sit behind the battery rather than waiting on a supply upgrade application.
From data to dispatch
Model
Twelve months of interval data read against your tariff, to size power and duration and show the payback before anything is ordered.
Engineer
Protection, earthing, ventilation and fire safety designed with the cabinet siting, then submitted for grid-connection approval.
Install
Delivery, termination and commissioning staged around your operating hours, with witnessed testing at handover.
Dispatch
The energy management system runs daily cycles and we report state of health, throughput and realised savings every month.
Start with your own numbers
Send twelve months of interval data and your current tariff. We come back with a sized system, a modelled payback and a commercial model.
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