BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE · UK & INDIA

Store energy.
Use it when it matters.

Make stored energy work around your site. AdaptCharge brings together battery storage, intelligent controls, solar and EV charging to support cost optimisation, flexibility and resilience.

Explore storage for your market
TAILORED TO YOUR MARKET

Different energy markets.
Storage with a clear purpose.

Choose your market to explore the storage opportunities that fit your electricity costs, generation and operational needs.

UNITED KINGDOM

Optimise consumption.
Unlock eligible flexibility.

Shift demand, use more of your solar generation and explore eligible flexibility opportunities.

DEMAND & TARIFF MANAGEMENT

Shift energy.
Manage peak demand.

Schedule battery charging and discharge around your electricity tariff, demand profile and site import capacity.

  • Charge during suitable lower-cost periods
  • Discharge to support higher-cost or peak periods
  • Manage short-duration peaks in grid import
  • Assess value against efficiency, cycling and tariff spreads
Explore energy cost optimisation
SOLAR & EV CHARGING

Use more of
your own solar.

Store surplus on-site solar generation for later use and coordinate it with building demand and EV charging.

  • Shift solar output into later demand periods
  • Improve on-site use of generated electricity
  • Support EV charging peaks within a designed power strategy
  • Coordinate solar, storage and charging controls
Discuss solar and storage
FLEXIBILITY & VIRTUAL POWER PLANTS

Put flexibility
to work.

Explore eligible flexibility opportunities in Great Britain through a suitable provider or aggregator.

  • Participation in Virtual Power Plant (VPP) portfolios
  • Demand-side flexibility and eligible grid services
  • Assessment of connection, metering and control requirements
  • Balance service commitments with your own site needs
Explore flexibility opportunities
Flexibility is an opportunity to assess.

Revenue depends on the service, location, provider, technical qualification and availability commitments. Participation must be coordinated with site needs, battery warranties and cycling limits. NESO flexibility participation guidance

NESO services apply to Great Britain; routes to market differ in Northern Ireland. Tariff savings and flexibility revenues are site-specific and are not guaranteed.

Assess a UK storage project
INDIA

Manage demand.
Strengthen energy resilience.

Use stored energy to manage peaks, use more of your own solar power and support backup where configured.

DEMAND & TARIFF MANAGEMENT

Manage peaks.
Shift when you import.

Use stored energy to support demand peaks and shift grid consumption around applicable Time-of-Day tariffs.

  • Peak-demand management where suitable
  • Energy shifting under applicable ToD tariffs
  • Assess potential sanctioned-demand reduction
  • Fixed-charge savings only where approved and reflected in billing
Assess demand and tariff savings
SOLAR INTEGRATION

Keep solar energy
working for longer.

Store surplus rooftop generation to meet demand later in the day.

  • Increase on-site solar self-consumption
  • Reduce reliance on grid imports when stored solar power is available
  • Coordinate solar, storage and EV charging
  • Size storage around actual surplus and load patterns
Explore solar plus storage
RESILIENCE & DG COORDINATION

Support critical loads.
Coordinate your backup.

Design battery storage for selected essential loads and integration with existing diesel generation where suitable.

  • Backup operation where specifically configured
  • DG synchronisation and coordinated controls
  • Potential reduction in diesel runtime for suitable loads
  • Backup duration matched to battery size and demand
Discuss backup and DG integration
Build the case around your actual tariff.

ToD benefits depend on your state, consumer category, metering and applicable tariff. A battery reducing a temporary peak does not automatically reduce fixed charges: sanctioned or contracted demand changes require utility approval and the applicable billing conditions. Ministry of Power storage framework

Backup and DG synchronisation require suitable equipment, protection, controls and commissioning. Battery capacity, discharge power and connected loads determine the available backup duration.

Assess an India storage project
ONE CONNECTED ENERGY STRATEGY

Capture energy.
Put it to work.

01 · CHARGE

Solar or grid energy

Charge from available solar or during suitable grid tariff periods.

02 · STORE & CONTROL

Battery + intelligent controls

Manage energy within battery capacity, power limits and site priorities.

03 · DISCHARGE

Support the right demand

Serve site loads, support charging peaks or deliver eligible services.

Battery power (kW) determines the load it can support; stored energy (kWh) helps determine how long it can support that load. A site assessment considers both, alongside efficiency, degradation, tariffs and operating requirements.

DESIGNED AROUND YOUR SITE

A storage strategy.
A practical delivery plan.

Understand the opportunity

Review interval consumption, electricity bills, solar generation and operational requirements to identify the relevant value streams.

Size for the job

Select battery power and energy capacity around the intended duty, including any required reserve for critical loads.

Choose the right model

Compare upfront capital expenditure (CAPEX) with ongoing operating expenditure (OPEX), including energy and maintenance costs. Assess customer-funded storage, eligible funded projects and managed operation, with energy optimisation tailored to your site and agreement.

What could storage do for your site?

Share your electricity demand, solar plans and resilience needs. We'll help assess where battery storage can add value.

Discuss a storage project