Batteries and Energy Storage

Energy storage enables you to manage when and how your energy is used.

Energy Storage Systems (ESS) have emerged as a promising, versatile technology that can provide solutions to many electric-grid challenges. Without the ability to store large amounts of energy, conventional power systems have been reliant on matching supply and demand in real-time. However, with recent advances in storage technology and significant cost reductions, energy storage has never been simpler.

There are a wide-variety of applications for energy storage, including:

Electric Bill Management
Consumption of Onsite Generation
Demand Response
Backup Power/Microgrid Support
Ancillary Services

Advanced energy storage systems enable users to store excess energy to be used at a later time. The systems are rechargeable and allow for electrochemical, mechanical, or thermal energy storage.

Determine whether a facility would be a good candidate for energy storage, download the PDF to review Energy Storage Application benefits and system considerations.

CASE STUDIES

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard

Battery storage and microgrid controls allow critical systems to be entirely self-sufficient, eliminating energy risk from grid outages.

Parris Island

Solar panels combined with a battery energy storage system (BESS) allow Parris Island to shed load and switch to microgrid operations.

ADDITIONAL MEDIA

The Spectrum of Resiliency – What Role Does Energy Storage Play in A Microgrid?

Microgrids and energy storage are highly promising and frequently discussed topics in the energy community. Growing cybersecurity threats and frequent natural disasters that pose risk to the electric system have made microgrid solutions a desirable infrastructure improvement for customers and utilities.

Euro Green Energy Energy Storage Solutions

Learn more about energy storage options and applications, and see how Euro Green Energy can integrate energy storage into new and existing systems to improve energy resiliency and efficiency.