Renewables + storage
Solar, wind, and hybrid assets
Shift energy, manage selected price exposure, capture constrained generation where feasible, and add flexibility.
Battery as a Service for power assets
Upgrade grid-connected power assets with storage.
BAAS adds controls, capital, and lifecycle operations to selected generation assets and underused interconnections.
The starting advantage
Grid access is already a scarce asset.
An operating asset may already have the interconnection rights, land, infrastructure, data, and contracts that a new project must secure.
BAAS evaluates whether storage can make better use of those existing advantages.
Hybrid power upgrades
Dispatchable generation + BESS
Improve ramp response, operating efficiency, resilience, and coordination with customer load.
Brownfield power sites
Underused interconnection positions
Evaluate low-use or retired sites for storage, redevelopment, and capacity services.
Existing storage
Expansion and operating improvement
Assess sizing, controls, revenue mix, lifecycle plans, and capital structure.
From asset to capacity
A four-stage upgrade process.
Assess
Interconnection, generation, settlement history, contracts, site conditions, and storage feasibility.
Structure
Technical configuration, revenue logic, contract rights, risk allocation, and capital plan.
Deploy
BESS, PCS, transformers, protection, controls, testing, and commissioning.
Operate
Dispatch, maintenance, degradation management, settlement, and reporting.
Project fit
Grid-connected is a strong start—not a guarantee.
Every opportunity is screened on a site-specific basis.
Dispatchable capacity is bounded by battery power, energy, state of charge, generation, interconnection rights, availability, and contract terms.
- Usable interconnection rights and operating limits
- Space and electrical access for storage
- Operating, settlement, and contract data
- Clear control, dispatch, and revenue rights
- Verifiable value and financeable risk allocation
Potential operating value
Potential value, underwritten conservatively.
Energy & flexibility
Time shifting, selected curtailment capture, market dispatch, and ramp support.
Capacity & contracts
Capacity arrangements, reliability services, tolling structures, and high-value load support.
Asset quality
Better operating data, standardized controls, and defined lifecycle obligations.
These are potential—not guaranteed—revenues. Results depend on market rules, site performance, contracts, operating limits, and capital structure.
Power asset owners