Peak capacity
Battery + controls
Support brief peaks, manage demand, smooth ramps, and address selected power-quality needs.
Battery as a Service for customer sites
Expand on-site capacity within an existing grid connection.
BAAS deploys and operates battery-centered systems for sites constrained by peak demand, load growth, utility upgrade timing, or resilience requirements.
Already connected, still power-constrained
Match the architecture to the actual capacity gap.
BAAS uses the simplest configuration that meets the required power, duration, reliability, and utility limits.
Sustained load growth
Battery-centered microgrid
Coordinate utility service, storage, and site generation for longer-duration or continuous load.
Phased energization
Bridge-to-grid capacity
Stage new loads while a utility upgrade proceeds, subject to interconnection and permitting.
Critical operations
Resilience and islanding
Add protection, controls, black-start resources, and load prioritization where islanded operation is required.
Battery as a Service is the commercial model; a microgrid is one architecture; usable on-site capacity is the outcome.
The critical boundary
On-site expansion is not utility grid expansion.
BAAS can add controllable capacity at the site. Only the utility can change the approved import limit at the point of interconnection.
Delivery depends on site conditions, utility coordination, permits, equipment, energy supply, and operating requirements. Some sites will still need a utility upgrade.
A real capacity requirement answers:
- How many additional MW are required, and for how long?
- Is the load continuous, flexible, or interruptible?
- Which loads must remain online during an outage?
- What transition time and redundancy are required?
- How will the battery recharge?
- What are the utility import and export limits?
Applications
Capacity for power-constrained, high-value operations.
AI & data infrastructure
Phased load growth, cooling coordination, UPS interfaces, resilience, and power certainty.
Industrial & manufacturing
Production expansion, motor starts, power quality, peak management, and process continuity.
Charging & critical facilities
Fleet charging, logistics, cold storage, healthcare, campuses, and other reliability-sensitive sites.
Power users