Get a grip on your peak consumption

Many grid costs and connection capacities are based on peak load. As a result, short periods of high consumption can lead to structurally high costs. With a battery, you absorb these peaks by temporarily supplying energy, thereby smoothing out your draw from the grid. This directly results in lower grid costs and more efficient use of your connection.

(self-consumption)

Solar and wind energy are not always generated at the moment you need them. By storing excess energy, you use it yourself later when demand is higher. This increases your own consumption of renewable energy and reduces dependence on the grid.

energy tax on own use

When you store energy and use it yourself later behind the electricity meter, it remains entirely within your own installation. This means that you pay no transport costs or energy tax on this energy. As a result, every kWh used by yourself becomes worth significantly more than energy fed back into the grid.

By intelligently coordinating generation, storage, and consumption, you make optimal use of every generated kWh. You avoid feeding back at low prices and limit purchasing during expensive periods.

In situations where feed-in is limited, storage ensures that you do not have to shut down your production. Your energy remains available for later use or sale.

With advanced energy management systems, your battery is continuously controlled based on consumption, generation, and market prices. This automatically optimizes peakshaving and self-consumption without requiring any attention from you.