For owners of wind turbines and PV installations, the energy market is becoming increasingly challenging and interesting at the same time. Due to the rapid growth of renewable generation, periods of overproduction are occurring more frequently. This leads to low or even negative electricity prices, meaning that a portion of your generated energy yields less or nothing. But what if you could actually use this situation to your advantage? With energy storage, you can store excess energy from your wind or solar installation at times when prices are low. Instead of feeding it back immediately at unfavorable rates, you store the energy until market prices rise. At that moment, you can sell the energy or utilize it yourself at a much higher value.
Your wind turbines and PV systems produce at times you cannot control. With storage, however, you determine when you sell. This means: less supply at low prices and more revenue during peak hours.
Negative electricity prices are becoming increasingly common. Instead of paying to feed energy back into the grid, simply store it and prevent losses.
By utilizing price differences (energy arbitrage), you increase the value of every generated kWh. You transform your installation from a passive producer into an active player in the energy market.
Grid congestion and feed-in restrictions are a growing problem. With storage, you avoid having to switch off and utilize your full production capacity.
By making energy available at times when there is actual demand, you contribute to a more stable energy system and reduce the need for fossil fuel backup.
At NordiconVolt, we help owners of wind and PV installations get maximum value out of their energy production. With smart storage solutions and market insight, we ensure that you not only produce but also benefit optimally from every moment in the energy market. Do you want to increase your return and gain control over your energy sales? We are happy to think along with you. For Voltages of 400V-690V-10kV-20kV-33kV
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